Sentence examples for estimated in large from inspiring English sources
The fetal loss observed in 27% of the pregnant animals in all our cohorts may parallel rates of miscarriage in women, typically difficult to measure but currently being estimated in large cohort studies in ZIKV endemic areas.
The incidence of AEs is best estimated in large prospective surveys and, in acupuncture research, there are some large surveys from the general population.
The genotyping accuracy for variant calls, that is genotypes that differ from the true sample sequence, has been estimated in large-scale NGS-based projects such as the 1000 genomes project [ 19] or the exome sequencing project [ 21] and comparisons of NGS platforms [ 33].
There were no significant difference in male ratio, peripheral arthritis, enthesitis, and hip arthritis between JAS and AAS patients with HLA-B ∗ 2705, and this was not consistent with many studies in Caucasians [ 12, 13]; our results should be further estimated in larger samples.
It is worth noting from the SGA analysis that, while fixed-effect regression parameters can be well estimated in this large dataset, the fetal variance component has a large standard error.
Variance components of the random effects were previously estimated in a large Norsvin dataset for regular breeding value estimation using pedigree relationships (see Table 1), and were used as known input parameters in the current study.
Sex- and age-specific prevalence and incidence of migraine and its subtypes were estimated in a large population-based sample.
Following well-planned open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF), a good to excellent result can be estimated in a large part of the patients with acetabular fractures.
17 The cost-effectiveness of ramipril versus placebo has been estimated in two large, randomized, prospective studies, ie, HOPE and AIRE.
Expectedly, the variability decreased with increasing number of controls, making the measures estimated in the larger case-control samples more precise.
