Sentence examples similar to estimated lack of from inspiring English sources

They estimate lack of exercise is responsible for about 5.3m deaths a year - about the same number as smoking.

We applied linear interpolation of the data of 1991 and 2000 to estimate lack of completeness of death registration for the years 1992 1999.

The weaknesses of the system include low power for small area estimates, lack of spatial context and contiguity, and difficulty in inferring causality of factors when changes in monitored attributes are detected.

In 2004 estimate, lack of information is still unresolved problems.

Such determination may be prevented by the structure of the model equations as such (lack of structural identifiability) or, more generally, because the model structure and/or the scarcity or poor quality of the data make it impossible to obtain reliable parameter estimates (lack of practical identifiability) [ 44].

Identifiability analysis allows us to examine whether model parameters can be estimated uniquely a lack of consideration of such issues can result in misleading or incorrect parameter estimates and model predictions.

One study, led by James Foreman-Peck of Cardiff Business School, has estimated that lack of foreign-language proficiency in Britain costs the economy £48 billion ($80 billion), or 3.5% of GDP, each year.

A paper published in the Journal of Public Health by the John's Hopkins Children's Center estimated that, "Lack of health insurance might have led or contributed to nearly 17,000 deaths among hospitalized children in the United States in the span of less than two decades".

– Cystatin C is better than creatinine to detect measured glomerular filtration rate less than 60 mL/min/1.73 m. – All estimating equations lack of precision to estimate GFR.

The number of samples to estimate the lack of fit was increased due to additional space in the aging chamber and to function as back-up samples.

The RMSEA estimates the lack of fit in a model compared to a saturated model.