Sentence examples for estimate consistent with from inspiring English sources

They showed slight bias in the direction of the observational estimate, consistent with that predicted by weak instrument bias.

Pooled analysis showed that there was a point estimate consistent with reduced all-cause mortality but with a CI that marginally included no effect (RR 0.85, 95% CI 0.67 to 1.09).

Our previous experience suggests that a minimum of about 1,000 mRNA molecules is required to obtain stable AEI ratios for many genes, an estimate consistent with a recently published study [ 48].

Other researchers have estimated that only 3-53-5% smokers are able to achieve prolonged abstinence for 6 12 months after a given unassisted quit attempt [ 2], an estimate consistent with the high levels of failure.

Associations of education level with the risk of the outcome consistently showed an increased risk of suicide/attempted suicide with lower levels of education; however, there was one case control study which reported a point estimate consistent with a protective effect of being illiterate and death by suicide (no statistical evidence) [ 42].

Table 3 and Figure 5 show inference is insensitive to this, indeed for plausible delta the estimate moves back towards the complete case estimate, consistent with what would be expected if the additional MNAR dependence does not materially change the lack of dependence of the chance of observing genotype 3 on severe liver disease.

The final estimates of IDPs by governorate and year/month were presented with a central, or mid-range, estimate, as well as with low-range and high-range estimates, consistent with standard demographic estimation practice.

Even using a range of lower multiplier estimates consistent with more normal conditions, the Congressional Budget Office found that the effects of the stimulus on output and employment were in the predicted range.

Likewise, the revised manure management CH4 emissions for year 2011 in the US were 71.8% higher than IPCC-based estimates, consistent with recently reported top-down estimates.

Although a measure of actual experience is available in SLID, the reported estimates are based on potential experience in order to report estimates consistent with the literature.

Set-membership (SM) estimation implies that the computed solution sets are guaranteed to contain all the feasible estimates consistent with the bounds specified in the model.