Sentence examples for each of which estimates from inspiring English sources

We ask 4 questions, each of which estimates the physical, verbal, sexual, and labor dimensions of child abuse [ 38]: Are you - physically beaten in a manner you consider unfair; verbally abused in a manner you consider unfair; forced to "sleep"/have sex with anyone; forced against your wish to work on the farm for someone?

And we cite UN reports from 2002 and 2003 about the resource-theft-related carnage that Kagame's forces had extended to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the first of which estimated "more than 3.5 million excess deaths".

This kind of variable is normally estimated using logit or probit models, both of which estimate parameters using maximum likelihood approach.

Therefore, it appears that the fasta method works regardless of which estimate of heritability is used.

Usually, serological studies of influenza in the community will be motivated by a whole set of questions of which estimating the cumulative incidence will only be one.

Reporting the results of all tried classifiers would be confusing, need too much space, and unavoidably raise the question of which estimate is the "right one".

The overall results are contradicted by the largest and most precise trials, both of which estimate virtually no difference between the groups.

A final SVM score is computed for each variant, which estimates the probability of the variant being "real" (see Methods).

For this correction we used the average value of the maximum likelihood estimates of lambda for the six brain structures, each of which was estimated for each structure individually (see below).

Hanson cites a study by John Gottman, an expert on marriage at the University of Washington, which estimates that couples have eight times more arguments after becoming parents.

In fact, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) released a study in February of 2013 which estimates that approximately 24 veterans commit suicide every day.