Sentence examples for estimated changing from inspiring English sources

Results indicate that respondent weighting had a relatively small effect upon the total costs estimated; changing by <0.5%% of their original values (Table  6).

Mosquitoes require pools of water to complete their life cycle, and malaria models have estimated changing transmission by setting minimum levels of precipitation below which mosquito populations are (theoretically) suppressed.

This method was capable of estimating changing parameters in real time.

The three major commercially available monitoring devices, however, do not share the same shoe size - the variance amongst these devices to estimate changing CO is significant [ 9].

These estimates are little affected by preferring RRs for ever smoking cigarettes to those for ever smoking any product, the random-effects estimates changing to 2.92 (2.65-3.20) for COPD, 2.70 (2.50-2.91) for CB and 4.57 (3.40-6.15) for emphysema.

The estimates are also little affected by preferring RRs for current smoking of cigarettes to those for current smoking of any product, the random-effects estimates changing to 3.59 (3.15-4.09) for COPD, 3.45 (3.17-3.77) for CB and 5.00 (2.87-8.72) for emphysema.

Estimates are little affected by preferring RRs for ever smoking cigarettes to those for ever smoking any product, the random-effects estimates changing to 2.37 (2.12-2.64) for COPD and unchanged for CB and for emphysema.

Administrative healthcare databases provide comprehensive longitudinal datasets to estimate changing trends, but their accuracy for identifying SARD must be established, given their use for billing purposes and the diagnostic uncertainty inherent in the disease.

They were slightly increased by restricting attention to estimates using a more precise outcome definition, the random-effects estimates changing to 5.59 (5.15-6.07) for the 317 estimates specifically for all lung cancer, 11.56 (9.68-13.81) for the 74 estimates specifically for squamous cell carcinoma, and 2.99 (2.49-3.58) for the 87 estimates specifically for adenocarcinoma.

For a conservatively-biased estimate, changing the 0 to 1 and the 50 to 49 would yield an odds ratio of 0.29 (0.29-2.15).

LIPA estimated that changing the yard lights would cost $600,000.