Sentence examples for estimate of point from inspiring English sources

The median estimate of point prevalence across these studies was 0.32 % (IQR: 0.18 %–0.41 %).

This class of filters also provides an estimate of point to point derivatives along a curve, allowing the assessment of analytical properties.

The crude estimate of period prevalence will be higher than the actual estimate of point prevalence since it does not allow for individuals with dyskinesia to leave the population during the study period.

While an individual animal seems very likely to become infected at some point in their life, the current study provides a valuable estimate of point prevalence at various times during the feeding period.

Based on the results of previous research, several hypotheses were raised: (a) the mean estimate of point prevalence will be lower than that of period prevalence and, in turn, this will be lower than that of lifetime prevalence; (b) the prevalence rates will increase with the age of the participants in the samples, and (c) females will present higher prevalence rates than males.

The Knicks' offensive rating — an estimate of points per 100 possessions — is 100.1, which would be the lowest of D'Antoni's coaching career and the Knicks' worst since 1999, according to basketball-reference.com.com

The computer calculated offline the error as the distance between the physical and the indicated position, and averaged over all trials to give an estimate of pointing accuracy.

Estimates of point mean fire interval varied more than 10-fold at both BMC (7.8 125.6 years) and LAW (13.3 138.4 years).

Estimates of point and transfer mobility are compared with measured results using a timber joist floor construction as an example.

The purpose of this paper is to compare inverse estimates of point capillary pressure effective saturation, Se, parameters and functions with independently measured Se parameters and functions.

We recommend that prospective recordings in diaries should be systematically used in clinical practice but also in epidemiological surveys to increase the validity and reliability in estimates of point prevalence of headache complaints in children and adolescents.