Sentence examples for estimates coefficient from inspiring English sources

The statistics of the MPL model parameters obtained with this approach are given in Table 5, showing parameter estimates, coefficient of determination and standard deviations of the signal around the mean.

On a basis of 10 estimates, coefficient of variation was computed and served as a measure of precision.

The original exposure estimates (Morgenstern et al. 2007) were strongly correlated with our seasonalized exposure estimates (coefficient of correlation, 0.95 for PM2.5, 0.89 for PM2.5 absorbance); their associations with birth weight were weaker than with our seasonalized model.

When comparing results from between- to within-family estimates, coefficients for 10 of the 11 outcomes are substantially attenuated toward zero and none reach statistical significance (p < 0.05).

A local linear two stage least squared estimation is developed to estimate coefficient functions.

The estimated coefficient is close to zero.

The estimated coefficient on schooling is approximately 52.

The estimated coefficient is distributed between 0.034 and 0.054.

Also, the estimated coefficient for vehicle_loading is significant and positive.

SE is the robust standard error of the estimated coefficient.

Furthermore the size of the estimated coefficient is substantial.