Sentence examples for essentially estimates from inspiring English sources
Essentially, estimates for ν k, j ˆ in the following subsection have been proved in [1].
This method essentially estimates how unemployment developed given pre-crisis Beveridge curve data and therefore gives an indication of deviations of unemployment from the pre-crisis Beveridge curve.
Another observation is that this method essentially estimates a curve for the effective reproductive number that traces the epidemic curve, lagged by the average serial interval length.
These are essentially estimates of risk averaged at a national level and, therefore, reflect the high frequency of VRQ-type scrapie (scrapie strains that target sheep encoding the VRQ allele in UK affected flocks).
We are essentially estimating a time-differenced model.
This is because the variance of the hyper-parameters under the fully Bayesian approach essentially estimate the variance of the smoothed parameters through the shrinkage estimates.
Second, when estimating ω, we are essentially estimating the ratio of recent effective population size to census population size, N e (i ) / N, where N e (i ) is the effective size of a derived deme d i.
Minimal chemical shift differences are essentially estimated chemical shift perturbations that are obtained using one fully assigned spectrum and measuring the chemical shift distance from signals in the assigned spectrum to the nearest peak in the unassigned spectrum.
The addition of indicator variables for quartile of daily insulin dose in these main models resulted in essentially identical estimates; no estimates associated with dose quartile were significant.
The reversion of bias in μ and λ might be related to the fact that with very old clades, the estimation essentially only estimates the V/m ratio and any stochasticity in the binding site density in terminal taxa leads to higher μ rate estimates.
Our analyses demonstrate that the two paradigms yield essentially identical estimates of performance when the true accuracy level (d′) is equated.
