Sentence examples for differences in estimations from inspiring English sources

The differences in estimations of the obesity prevalence can, therefore, present different phases of an increasing trend.

However, we were surprised at differences in estimations in our Delphi study compared to those reported in developing countries [ 8, 9, 13, 14].

The aim of the bicycle ergometer study was to estimate minute ventilation levels of cyclists, car and bus passengers, and to study differences in estimations between using individual and average regression coefficients from this and previous studies.

However, we have also shown that differences in estimation techniques can help provide better estimates and confidence intervals for temporal estimates.

The observed large differences in reliabilities using different allele coding methods can be explained by differences in estimation uncertainty.

Furthermore, differences in estimation procedures can have important effects on the quality of the estimate, particularly for events that occur early in tumorigenesis, and therefore are of particular biological interest.

However, the LDGV energy intensity from MOVES and the NCRRP report are quite similar given the differences in estimation methodologies.

Clinicians were asked to follow a previously described baseline definition, and cases where differences in estimation exceeded 3 bpm were re-evaluated at a consensus meeting.

This large quantitative discrepancy may be due to the differences in estimation techniques, type of data,11 and differences between the German and Spanish economies.12.12

A question posed in the introduction was on the effects of large differences in estimation accuracy for strong and weak channels.

It follows, as was already observed by Steinhaus in 1948, that there exists a division that gives both parties more than their due part; "this fact disproves the common opinion that differences in estimation make fair division difficult" (Steinhaus 1948).