Sentence examples for effect estimating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perriss also joined Mr. Coen in citing the benefits of the quadrennial effect, estimating it could account for 17percentt of the gains in ad spending next year.

Fifth, we did not have sufficient power to rule out a clinically important treatment effect, estimating that we would need a sample size of at least 40,000 to demonstrate (with high levels of precision) no difference in survival or CVD between the well controlled group and the normotensive group over 10 years of follow-up.

To detect the reporting biases, a funnel plot, a simple plot of the intervention effect estimating from individual studies against some measure of each study's size or precision [ 38], was applied.

If we simply use cases to estimate the variances and covariances that comprise D in (1) then we are in effect estimating D*, where 4 That is, the contributions of individual cases are additionally weighted in proportion to their risks via the terms { r i / μ}.

Cutting of cell bodies at the slice border was an additional source of error; we controlled for an overestimation of neuron numbers due to this effect, estimating the resulting error to contribute only a slight overestimation (∼3%) of the neuron numbers (see Materials and Methods).

Only two studies provided adjusted effect estimates [14], [16].

We also compared the summary effect estimates from studies that supplied only unadjusted effect estimates with studies that supplied only adjusted effect estimates.

Table  3 shows the effect estimates from single-pollutant model.

Table  4 shows the effect estimates from three-pollutant model.

Table 2 presents the effect estimates for smoking abstinence.

These biases could have affected measures of effect estimated.