Sentence examples for estimate measures from inspiring English sources

To examine how well the composite prevalence estimate measures the "true" underlying composite prevalence, for each outcome measure, estimated-to-true prevalence ratio was calculated.

Previous studies have successfully used causal inference methods to estimate measures of public health impact in occupational epidemiology, relying primarily on estimation of structural nested failure time models.

We estimate measures of infinitely many small divisors, build a variable-coefficient symplectic transformation, and show an infinite-dimensional KAM theorem for non-autonomous Hamiltonian systems.

The mean value of the 10 point estimates in each phase is zero, by design; each point estimate measures the expected outcome for the sample mailed a Ticket in the corresponding month relative to the overall mean outcome for all those in the phase sample after accounting for pre-rollout characteristics and the fact that not all Tickets were mailed on schedule.

To compare these guidelines, we use a Markov model for type 2 diabetes to estimate measures related to primary prevention including the probability of a coronary heart disease (CHD) or stroke event, number-needed-to-treat (NNT), and expected medication cost per event avoided.

Alternative estimate measures included the between-studies variance.

For the first time the estimate measured audiences in Libya and Darfur.

DECA uses data about the sensed process that is available at a node to estimate measured values and sleeping periods.

One review used another estimate measure, the R(I) statistic [ 184].

The coefficient of variation (CV) of the SECR population estimate, measured as SE divided by the estimate, was 0.055.

Table  2 shows the Spearman correlation coefficient estimate measuring association between select clinical factors and baseline biomarkers.