Sentence examples for effects on estimates from inspiring English sources
This study compared an EWP sample and a LA-RDD sample from the New South Wales Population Health Survey in 2003 on demographic profiles, health estimates, coefficients of variation in weights, design effects on estimates, and cost effectiveness, on the basis of achieving the same level of precision of estimates.
One study by Noyes et al 49 found that country-specific preference weights in clinical-economic trials might have important effects on estimates of incremental cost-effectiveness.
Although these potential sources of error in rate estimation have been described previously, their cumulative effects on estimates of rate variation among lineages have not been examined in detail.
However, when the particle time step is limited by an external time step, such as the time step for the solver of the gas equations, without additional measures, the resulting searching scope often contains a single or even no neighbours, with detrimental effects on estimates of the average collision frequency.
Proxy response patterns among the aged: effects on estimates of health status and medical care utilization from the 1982-1984 long-term care surveys.
These differences had important effects on estimates of inbreeding levels.
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].
It is likely that calibrating a molecular clock using these laboratory-passaged strains would also have detrimental effects on estimating tMRCAs.
We also stratified the effects on estimated GFR in patients with (n = 2096) and without albuminuria (n = 613).
It is possible to develop other models that specifically model differences in variance across covariates (for example, age) to compare covariate-specific effects on estimated norms between models.
