Sentence examples for differentiated estimates from inspiring English sources

From a public policy perspective, differentiated estimates of WTP are useful in carrying out cost benefit analysis of environmental policies under different sets of assumptions.

Overall risk of bias as assessed by the risk of bias tool differentiated effect estimates, with more conservative estimates for studies at low risk.

Overall risk as assessed by the risk of bias tool differentiated effect estimates, with more conservative estimates for low risk studies.

"We have to have a differentiated idea.

In contrast to previous application in the Mexican context, this paper yields WTP estimates differentiated by environmental and social attitudes, and family concerns.

The estimates differentiated by fall severity show no clear superior effect for severe falls in any variable (Table 4) but, due to the limited statistical power of homogeneity tests, some differences are worth mentioning.

The number of differentiated cells was estimated by using antibodies specific to Gata-4, since cells with a low level of Nanog expression have reported to express Gata-4 [30].

Moreover, the necessary information for this more differentiated approach to estimating RTST can be reliably obtained within a single examination.

In this study, muscle was not anatomically or manually distinguished from other tissues, but was mostly automatically differentiated, with the estimating function applying CT values of image pixels.

H1 is differentiated from the estimated intrinsic hand proportions of Au. afarensis in having a relatively long thumb ((Mc1 + PP1)/(Mc3 + PP3 + IP3)) (Rolian and Gordon, 2013; Almécija and Alba, 2014).

The chromosome region is significantly more differentiated than an estimated genomic background level for at least a 2.5 Mb interval in the zebra finch genome that contains at least 24 coding genes.