Sentence examples for differences in the estimate from inspiring English sources

The application of these methods to the same geologic formation may yield differences in the estimate by 2 5 orders of magnitude.

Among the other indicators, the likelihood that the observed differences in the estimate was attributed to real changes in area socioeconomic conditions varied.

Therefore, multiple substitutions will in practice lead to even smaller differences in the estimate of D from Equation 1 in the main text.

For specificity on the 24HR, 100% (2/2) of misclassification was due to differences in the estimate of TEE for men and women.

For sensitivity for the 24HR, in men, 61% (17/28) of misclassification was due to differences in the estimate of TEE, and 39% (11/28) due to differences in the cutpoint; for women 76% (16/21) were misclassified due to differences in the estimate of TEE, and 24% (5/21) were misclassified due to differences in the cutpoint.

For sensitivity for the FFQ, in both men and women, 100% (9/9 for men and 8/8 for women) of misclassification was due to differences in the estimate of TEE.

The use of different methodologies can lead to differences in the estimated exposures and evidence the need to harmonize the methodologies used in risk assessment.

There were small differences in the estimates between different pharmacotherapies.

As expected, these different LD values produced significant differences in the estimated haplotype frequency distribution between responders and nonresponders.

The same variables were statistically significant in those estimations and the differences in the estimated parameters in those models were very small.

In general, differences in the estimates obtained with different approaches were small, especially for SCC.