Sentence examples for estimated to be explained from inspiring English sources

Progression of joint destruction in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is partly heritably; 45 to 58% of the variance in joint destruction is estimated to be explained by genetic factors.

Heritability estimates for AP and ADHD in children are about 70%and75%5%, respectively, and ∼75% of the covariance between the AP scale and ADHD has been estimated to be explained by genetic influences.

The need for ongoing renal support in those with AKI is estimated to be 14%, perhaps explaining the association with outcome at 6 months.

In the most recent schizophrenia analysis, with more than 9,000 case subjects and 12,000 comparison individuals (24), the total amount of variance explained was estimated to be 6%, whereas in an earlier analysis of 3,000 case subjects and 3,000 comparison subjects by the International Schizophrenia Consortium (25), the estimate was 3%.

When stratified by subtype, the 2007 vaccine was 68%effective95(95% CI, 32 to 85%) against A/H3N2 infection and although the A/Brisbane/10/2007-like strain appeared to be the most dominant A/H3N2 strain, the relatively high VE estimate is likely to be explained by the antigenic similarity between the A/Brisbane/10/2007-like and A/Wisconsin/67/2005-like strains [ 18].

Estimating by story points has to be explained before every planning meeting, which consumes quite some time and still this concept stays too abstract for some.

To avoid biased estimates due to local dependency in the data, we used MULTILOG7 [ 69] and adopted a two-step procedure to obtain the parameter estimates not biased by local dependence (to be explained below).

In part, the discordant age estimates can be explained through reference to the genuine time-lag (δ True MA-FA ; see Figure 1) between the divergence of genetic lineages (predating speciation) and the evolution of diagnostic morphological characters (postdating speciation).

In our study, the unexpected improvement of the performance of the MDRD and CKD-EPI equations without adjustment for ethnicity to estimate GFR could be explained by the fact that our patients had lower BMI compared to the one of the patients tested in MDRD and CKD-EPI samples since the mean body weight was 79.6 kg in the MDRD study [ 11] and 82 kg in the CKD-EPI study [ 12].

This variability in the VT estimates could be explained by the known sensitivity of this method to noise [25], but it could also be related to the wide definition of the basis function settings used in the study.

However, only 12.0% of the estimated variance could be explained (Nagelkerkes R = 0.120).