Sentence examples for estimates at one from inspiring English sources

Instrumental variable models provide adjusted effect estimates at one time point and on an absolute rather than a relative scale.

Conditional on surviving 30 days following hospital discharge (n=618), survival estimates at one and two years were 92% (95% CI: 0.90 0.94) and 87%9595% CI: 0.83 0.90), respectively.

Despite the original bluster from the Indian government, which fanned the flames of sensationalism with increasingly absurd price estimates (at one point they were talking about a $10 device), the device has passed trials that have killed many a device, and is in fact finalized, in manufacture, and shipping.

The introduction of the state-space approach made it possible to derive parameters faster than conventional high-resolution algorithms (including RIMAX) since the parameter estimates at one terminal location were used as the initial values for estimates at adjacent terminal locations.

Table 4 shows these estimates at one month.

Data for follow-up beyond a year were limited but seem to confirm the direction of the estimates at one year.

It was estimated at one point that the knock-on invisible cost was £500 million for the meat industries.

If cleaning time is estimated at one minute, the additional cost will be based on an average nurse's salary for this duration.

Re the numbers: Loss estimates are based on the income of furloughed Federal employees, which has been estimated at one "basis point" of the US GDP (one 100th of one percent) per week.

Douglas firs are a major timber and Christmas tree species (estimated at one billion dollars).

This would cut out fraud – estimated at one in nine claims – and opportunistic or exaggerated claims.