Sentence examples for estimated systematically from inspiring English sources
Such network properties can often be measured directly, and the uncertainty in them estimated systematically.
34 The minimal, clinically significant difference in scores on the hand eczema severity index has not been investigated or estimated systematically.
The latter group included workers with internal doses from various radiation types other than neutrons and tritium, and their doses may not have been estimated systematically in a suitable way for epidemiological analyses.
As the sequence is usually long (thousands of images) and the positions of the molecules have to be estimated systematically with sub-diffraction precision, it is crucial to use specialized software for processing the data.
Meta-regression models were used to examine whether the ratio estimates systematically differed between studies, where smoking was controlled for or not.
A final reduced model (MLM Model 4) was estimated by systematically eliminating nonsignificant interaction terms.
The estimated threshold systematically outperforms common ad hoc ones in terms of sensitivity while maintaining comparable levels of specificity and accuracy.
A final reduced model was estimated by systematically removing non-significant variables from the full model until all the variables remaining in the model had significant effects.
As shown in Figure 4, estimated VDphysiol/VT systematically underestimated measured VDphysiol/VT, with a poor concordance correlation coefficient of 0.19 (95% confidence interval (95% CI) 0.091 to 0.28), a bias of 0.16 and an agreement between -0.05 and 0.37.
The validity of the IIA assumption could be tested using Hausman's specification test which is based on the fact that if a choice set is immaterial, removing a choice or choice sets from the model altogether will not change parameter estimates systematically.
17 In contrast with classical test theory generalizability theory allows researchers to examine multiple sources of error and report reliability estimates systematically using a generalizability coefficient.
