Sentence examples for effect on estimated from inspiring English sources

The potential consequences of "majority-rule" or "minority-rule" selection of polymorphic sites was addressed by running analyses on many possible combinations of polymorphic sites, with no strong effect on estimated ω values.

In all scenarios, the variable with the greatest effect on estimated cost-effectiveness was the assumed treatment effectiveness of rosuvastatin in the initial prevention stage.

Likewise, varying tree topology below the family level has little effect on estimated slopes, and certainly our estimates do not appear to be biased (see Text S2 and Figure S2).

Notably, choice of molecular rate model (autocorrelated or independently distributed rates) has an especially strong effect on estimated times, with the independent rates model producing considerably more ancient age estimates for the deeper nodes in the phylogeny.

To test the vulnerability of this possibility in our estimates, we calculated the estimates excluding DCIS cases – assuming that all DCIS cases regress, showing very little effect on estimated values (Table 3).

Mitigation policy has little effect on estimated flow magnitudes in 2030.

Using vapor pressure deficit or relative humidity in the models had similar effect on estimating rc.

Throat length (tortuosity) has a significant effect on estimating the formation factor practically in tight porous media.

This comprises the 8% and 22% errors and may show its effect on estimating the ratio of nucleus and cytoplasm only.

Changes in projected gasoline prices and the light truck market share between the AEO 2015 and the AEO 2018 have negligible effects on estimated net benefits.

In a global study, Ahlström reported that differences in meteorological forcing data used by LPJ-GUESS and MOD17 had small effects on estimated vegetation productivity [48].