Sentence examples for differing estimation from inspiring English sources

The effect of these differing estimation methods depends on the congruity of future country-level estimates relative to the figures accepted in this study.

In addition, as the underlying assumptions that have to be met in order to obtain estimates of causal estimates differ across estimation methods, particular care must be paid when comparing evaluations using different approaches.

Nevertheless, other studies have shown that utility values differed when using different estimation methods.

Estimates from different estimation methods also differ across age groups: Greater differences exist between estimates in the younger age groups, with ILI-derived estimates being biased upwards relative to serology (although the 95% Bayesian credible intervals overlap).

Before trimming, propensity score weights for the unexposed group differed by estimation method and scenario (Table 1).

This estimation agrees with findings of in situ measurements of dust in the comet 1P/Halley, but it substantially differs from estimations of the index a for whole comae.

We assumed that the cumulative importance of a reason for choice of hospital was proportional to the frequency it was quoted by the GPs, but this may not necessarily be the case: a comparison of two Dutch studies published recently may indicate that frequency of reporting may give results which differ from estimations of importance by way of a choice experiment [ 25, 44].

They also differ in proposing estimation, compensation, joint channel estimation, or estimation lower bound.

Differing from the previous estimation methods for surface tensions of ILs, the temperature dependence is also correlated by structure parameters.

The EuroBaVar study compared 21 currently available methods of spontaneous BRS estimation [13] differing in their general approach (e.g. analysis in time vs. in frequency domain) and statistical algorithms (e.g. Fast Fourier Transformation vs. Autoregressive method).

Our examples suggest that these four approaches all allow for reliable estimation of differing between-study heterogeneity variances across comparisons, whereas the unrestricted approach often does not.