Sentence examples for elevated estimates from inspiring English sources

The confluence of minimally polymorphic drug resistance mutations and unrecognized ARV exposure may lead to falsely elevated estimates of transmitted resistance.

Contrary to the expectation, those athletes who denied PED use did not give realistic or elevated estimates of doping use in others.

Some drug resistance mutations occur commonly in the absence of drug selective pressure, these polymorphic drug-resistance mutations should not be used for surveillance of transmitted drug resistance because they could lead to falsely elevated estimates of transmitted resistance.

However, the stratified sensitivity analysis also shows elevated estimates in the population-based sample, although the effect sizes were larger in the enrichment sample.

Elevated estimates of marked variances suggested that, by incorporating imprinting effects in to a quantitative genetic model, the proportion of phenotypic variance explained by significant markers increased noticeably.

Strachan and Cook (1998) observed elevated estimates of relative risk (RRs) from studies of preschool age and equivocal RRs from studies of older children.

Although Alaska indicated a crude elevated estimate relative to California, variations in population movement between these states could impact any direct comparison.

Excluding controls whose condition on study entry was fracture attenuated the elevated estimate for more frequent activity in female subjects (OR=1.8; CI=0.8 4.6).

We therefore analyzed data from the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (ARIC) Study to test the hypothesis that elevated estimated whole blood viscosity and hematocrit levels would be cross-sectionally associated with indicators of insulin resistance and would longitudinally predict the development of type 2 diabetes mellitus in middle-aged adults.

It would however be interesting to explore if part of the difference is due to their use of the traditional method, as the traditional method in our material leads to an elevated estimate of lifetime risk of 16% for females and 18% for males.

However, several rather common cancers showed somewhat elevated risk estimates.