Sentence examples for estimates are equally from inspiring English sources

Specifically, we assume that under the null hypothesis the fold changes obtained from bootstrap estimates are equally likely to be greater or smaller than f.

In addition to availability of numerous SNP markers for linkage map construction, the quality of phenotypic estimates is equally important for QTL mapping.

The RR estimates were equally increased for low- and high-stage breast cancer among users of HRT and the RR estimates of developing a good prognostic breast cancer or moderate/poor prognostic breast cancer according to NPI were equally increased as much as 2.5-fold (Table 3b and c).

While models of collective decision-making have identified the 'arbitration' of confidence estimates as key to collective performance (e.g., Bahrami et al., 2010; Koriat, 2012), our findings suggests that the 'weighting' of confidence estimates is equally important for collective performance.

The basis for this is that if the mean estimate at any 1×1 km location from the full posterior distribution of the space time model is a robust estimate to the given time and location, then selected maximum mean estimate is equally so.

However, our estimates are not equally reliable globally.

The main drawback of using the LSM method is that all the distance estimates are weighted equally.

Compared to the un-weighted linear regression – in which all cluster estimates are weighed equally – the weighted linear regression gave clusters with higher precision more weight, and therefore more contribution in estimating the treatment effect.

The government's estimates of the damage are equally grim.

At a London auction three months ago, a triptych by Frances Bacon sold for $51.6 million, and sales estimates for other auctions are equally optimistic.

PAGE 54 ARTS AND LEISURE At a London auction three months ago, a triptych by Frances Bacon sold for $51.6 million, and sales estimates for other auctions are equally optimistic.