Sentence examples for data on the estimates from inspiring English sources

The effect of duration of data on the estimates is also investigated.

The strong disagreement between existing products and the large impact of biomass reference data on the estimates indicate that the first, critical step to improve the accuracy of the biomass maps consists of the collection of accurate biomass field data for all relevant vegetation types.

The data analysis is carried out in several steps in order to show the influence of the different types of data on the estimates of interest.

First, the analysis was performed excluding the PCR studies with beta-globin-negative cases (i.e., the studies where the total number of available OSCC cases differed from the number of OSCC cases actually tested for HPV) to assess the overall influence of these data on the estimates.

To explore the effect of missing data on the estimates, the associations of potential predictors with low IQ were compared between the restricted sample the one with complete data for predictors and outcome in the final model and the maximum available sample used in the unadjusted analysis.

To assess the potential impact of attrition (incomplete outcome data) on the estimates of the effect of the intervention, we performed a sensitivity analysis using a worst case scenario based on the method proposed in the Cochrane review of interventions to prevent falls.

Professor Zitzewitz based his study on data on the estimated amount of cash flowing in and out of mutual funds that is collected daily from more than 1,000 funds by TrimTabs.com Investment Research of Santa Rosa, Calif.

Data on the estimated minimal effective tree distance derived from empirical studies (Douglas et al. 2013), 8 × 8 m − >160 sph, falls in the calculated range of values obtained in this study giving further weight to the approach developed here.

The second installment"Why Is There a Disconnect Between Available Jobs and Qualified Employees?"--will drintodown into available data on the estimated 4 million jobs currently open but unfilled in the U.S., to examine how many and what types of jobs are directly attributable to a "skills gap" among potential candidates for these open positions.

The vision to expunge the influence of poor data on the estimate of childhood mortality motivated the researchers to adopt the technique used in this study.

That being said, the impact of these data on the estimate may not be substantial because this is a small population.