Sentence examples for estimated cause from inspiring English sources
"estimated cause" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It can be used when indicating that the cause of an event or situation is not known or certain, but an educated guess has been made. For example: "The estimated cause of the car accident was driver negligence."
We estimated cause specific death rates between 1988–2008 for 10 year age bands in trend analysis.
The estimated cause specific hazard curves from the selected interaction models are reported in Figure 2. The bimodal behaviour of distant metastasis is also evident from such an analysis, as well as the uniform tendency of contralateral breast cancers and second primaries.
Infections are the estimated cause of 36% of neo-natal deaths [ 21].
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men and the third estimated cause of death of cancer in the United States in 2006 (Jemal et al, 2006).
Since Kaplan-Meier estimates can only be interpreted as estimates of net survival if it is reasonable to assume independence between prostate cancer death and death from other causes, we also estimated cause-specific cumulative incidence estimator, accounting for deaths due to other causes as competing risks.
That contributed to the sense among some people that the fires, which the police have estimated caused about $5 million in damages, were set for a worthwhile environmental cause.
A single American soldier in Helmand Province, he estimated, causes enough money to leak to the Taliban to recruit another 10 fighters trying to kill that American.
Uncertainty: Uncertainty reduces confidence in the estimated cause-and-effect chain.
We retrieved causes of death from the Danish National Registry of Deaths and estimated cause-specific excess mortality rates (EMR) for siblings of HIV/HCV-co-infected individuals (n = 436) and siblings of HIV mono-infected individuals (n = 1837) compared with siblings of population controls (n = 281,221).
Also estimated cause-specific mortality fractions (CSMFs) per 100 deaths by sex within the areas were used to examine differentials in burden of disease.
For example, in Nigeria the estimated cause-specific rate for neonatal deaths directly due to preterm birth is 13.5 per 1000 compared to the UK where it is under 2 per 1000.
