Sentence examples for estimates attributed to from inspiring English sources

The National Board of Chiropractic Examiners has stated categorically that "the risk estimates attributed to cervical manipulation are less (by orders of magnitude) than those associated with various medical procedures and even simple lifestyle activities".

Studies from Ethiopia reported comparable mortality estimates attributed to ARTI including pneumonia (16, 17).

Accounting for that oil through replacement significantly increases estimates of land area estimates attributed to corn ethanol production.

31 Differences in risk estimates attributed to use of hormone treatment may therefore be caused by differences in dose or drug properties between preparations.

Heterogeneity was estimated using I statistic, which indicates the proportion of total variation in estimates attributed to heterogeneity, as well as the Q statistic [ 12].

The I test was used to estimate the proportion of total variability in point estimates attributed to heterogeneity other than that due to chance.

The uncertainties of λE estimates were attributed to errors in core radiation budget inputs, relative loss of conservativeness of Λ due to canopy heterogeneity, and the inherent limitations of the single-source approach.

For this study, this discrepancy from the reach-scale estimates was attributed to the assumption that baseflow obtained using hydrograph separation represents groundwater discharge to the stream when part of the baseflow actually comes from artificial drainage systems.

Differences in the obtained estimates were attributed to the effect of adjustment for time to resection.

When a patient switched to another biologic, the cost of the non-index biologic was included in model estimates and attributed to the total annual cost of the index drug.

While the impact of other viruses has been simultaneously estimated, their impact was not always statistically significant and could be ignored without significantly altering the estimated burden attributed to influenza in an adult population.