Sentence examples for estimates assessment from inspiring English sources

In concordance with these genomic estimates, assessment from the historical record suggests these regions contributed ∼50-60 ∼50-60la/Gabon/Equatorial Guinea), 20–25% (Upper GuineAngola/Gabon/Equatorialinea Bissau to Sierra Leone), 10–15% (SE Africa) and 10-18% (BiGuinea Benin) [45].

While in the past questionnaire quality including reliability and validity was often assessed using classical psychometric approaches, increasingly the advantages of item response theory (IRT) methods, including allowing more precise estimates, assessment of unidimensionality, adaptive testing and assessment of differential item functioning have been recognised.

LSOA-level population data were used to estimate assessment rates within each LSOA using the mean number of assessments for 2009 and 2010.

Cited articles include reviews and individual studies indicating experimental design (self as control, healthy control, or population estimate), assessment methods (self-report, questionnaires, and structured/clinical interviews), and use of standard diagnostic criteria.

A meta-analysis found medium Cohen's effect sizes ranging from d = .47 to.57 for objectively estimated assessments of VO2 max [5].

Figure 4b shows that the differences between the external prediction error estimates (model assessment, ave.PE ) and the theoretical prediction errors (ave.PE theo ) are negligibly small (worst case 1.5% for n test  = 1).

Both means and medians are reported along with standard deviations and 25th and 75th percentiles to allow comparison of point estimates and assessment of variability around these estimates.

Given the type of studies considered (no empirical data with estimates), the assessment of the quality of the studies is not applicable.

The parameters estimating exposure assessment of metals in water samples used in the study are given in Table 1.

The membrane injury degrees in G. max cells were estimated through assessment of electrolyte leakage and lipid peroxidation.

The ONS has done so, releasing alongside its latest GDP estimate an assessment of income that is intended to provide a more comprehensive picture of economic prosperity.