Sentence examples for distorted estimates of population from inspiring English sources
In specific, it is possible that firms with an interest in CVT participated in the survey with a higher-than-average probability leading to distorted estimates of population parameters (such as for instance CVT incidence).
Both unique and multicopy genotypes were included in the analysis, but with only one copy of each multicopy genotype per population in order to avoid artificial deviations from the Hardy-Weinberg and linkage equilibria within populations and distorted estimates of allele frequencies [ 57].
The Bayesian model, which ignores the observer's motion, always produces distorted estimates of surface slant.
If complications are regarded as comorbidities and handled as confounders, some of the effect between the exposure and outcome is masked, resulting in distorted estimates of association.
Estimates of population risks.
Sequenced data alone would have given a distorted view of population distributions in the studied community, as observed for other metagenomes [ 3].
It has also raised its estimate of global population growth.
However, if a population is divided into demes, neglecting migration may result in distorted results on estimates of Ne (Wang and Whitlock 2003; Fraser et al. 2007a).
Estimates of the EU immigrant population peak in the West Midlands, where the average estimate is 34%.
The National Institution of Population and Social Security Research estimates that Yubari's population will fall by more than half over the next 20 years.
