Sentence examples for difference in the estimated values from inspiring English sources
Further, a comparison with conventional lumped model shows considerable difference in the estimated values for different parameters indicating a more practical prediction through the proposed approach.
We modeled cigarette smoking as a dichotomous variable and also in categories based on the observed distribution (0, 1 5, and > 5 cigarettes per day) and found little difference in the estimated values of the parameter associated with the exposure.
The estimate for parameter Pdil is rather insensitive to changes in the prior standard deviation (absolute difference in the estimated value averaged over all groups is 4.4±4.0%) while estimates of JTCA are more sensitive to alterations in the priors on auxiliary parameters (average absolute difference 20±21%).
For the condition of reproducibility in confirmatory experiments in robust design, the difference between the estimated value of the optimum condition and the gain is within ± 30% (Ono 2013; Koshimizu and Suzuki 2007).
deviation from the estimated value of difference in efficiencies.
The difference in the estimated parameter values among the 100 replicates was minimal after convergence, indicating that the method was not sensitive to the initial values (results not shown).
The difference in the estimated QTL values between family 1 and 2 is most probably due to the lower statistical power of the analysis of family 2 due to its smaller informative sample size, requiring the usage of more elaborate models.
Interestingly, the present data-driven analysis indicated that, whereas the observed difference in the estimated mf breakpoint values was statistically significant between the two vector species (kruskal wallis χ2 = 742.2105, df = 1, P < 0.0001), the corresponding estimates for TBR and R0 were not.
Consequently, they reported that the difference between measured and estimated values was larger in quintile groups with a smaller amount of sodium excretion.
In comparison with previous studies, we observed a significant difference in the estimated parameter for two values being compared if the 95% CI for the parameter of interest in our estimate did not include the parameter estimate in the other studies' estimates or vice versa.
