Sentence examples for estimates and appropriate from inspiring English sources

One of the main difficulties consists in the lack of good priori estimates and appropriate compact embedding theorems for the usual Sobolev spaces.

Model assumptions will be checked to confirm reliable estimates and appropriate transformations applied to the outcome variable.

Design-based analyses were conducted to account for features of the sample design and provide approximately unbiased estimates and appropriate standard errors [ 22, 23].

Descriptive, univariate, and regression analyses were conducted using STATA (version 10.1, StataCorp, College Station, TX), adjusting for the complex survey design of NHANES to yield population parameter estimates and appropriate standard errors.

Because NHANES III is a multistage, complex sample survey, all statistical analyses must account for sample weights and the survey design to produce unbiased national estimates and appropriate standard errors.

We described study characteristics, methodological quality, and risk of bias and provided study-level effect estimates and, when appropriate, pooled estimates with 95% confidence intervals using the Mantel-Haenszel or inverse variance approach.

In its formulation we will assume the existence of subsolutions and supersolutions to provide the necessary solution estimates and an appropriate interval ({mathcal {I}}) in our boundary convexity conditions.

We conducted multivariate analyses using Proc Genmod (SAS) with modified Poisson regression, which provides robust error variance estimates and is appropriate for outcomes that are not rare (Zou 2004).

It is possible that these methods result in an overestimate of total cancer deaths in some regions, and continuos efforts are being made to obtain additional data from these regions in order to check the validity of these estimates, and where appropriate, to improve them.

The synchronicity of the video frames to the audio recorded was corrected, and the delay in sound reaching the camera was estimated and the appropriate adjustments were made (see Supplementary Methods).

SEs for the study-specific estimates will first be determined from the point estimate and the appropriate denominators, assuming a binominal (or Poisson for incidence data) distribution.