Sentence examples for effects can be estimated from inspiring English sources

This is a strong motivation for a meta-analysis: by pooling the estimates, the effective sample size is increased and effects can be estimated with greater statistical power.

In such situation, it is advisable to perform an experimental design from which enough negligible effects can be estimated.

An additional advantage of the PVI method as compared to MML is that the treatment effects can be estimated with standard software.

As the effectiveness of inhibitors is due to several phenomena, the outcome depends on the interplay between them and although molecular electronic parameters may provide many necessary elements, the involved effects can be estimated only approximately which may not always suffice.

We thus limit the analysis to such measures whose effects can be estimated reliably.

where ∂ S it ∂ μ i < 0, and the effects can be estimated using a probit model: Pr y = y j | X = f Φ Xβ. (5).

The higher flow stress caused by this strengthening effect can be estimated using an empirical model of the form σ="σo+KD−1/2+K'ρ1/2+Ωξ, where K, K′and Ω are equal to 69.82MPaμm1/2, 6.62 MPaμm and 105.4 MPa, respectively.

Therefore, the efficiency of the washout effect can be estimated from the reduction of PETCO2 measured at the subglottic site.

In these cases, only the relative magnitude of the performance effect can be estimated independently from other projects.

Finally, if any confounding bias has been sufficiently eliminated, the treatment effect can be estimated by comparing the effect variable Y of the matched treated and control units.

Given this wage differential, employers might also be concerned that returnees might require a high level of compensation, thus making them less attractive to potential employers; in practice, the salary effect can be estimated by randomly varying the salary requirement.