Sentence examples for estimates contributing from inspiring English sources

The transition functions for mortality and basal area were fitted simultaneously, using the full information maximum likelihood, which produced consistent and efficient estimates contributing to increased precision of model predictions.

When a standard deviation around a mean estimate was reported in one of the many sources, we attempted to incorporate some of this uncertainty in the tabular values of Table 1 by including the mean, mean plus standard deviation, and mean minus standard deviation all as independent estimates contributing to the sample.

Heterogeneity of the individual study estimates contributing to each meta-analysis was assessed using the Cochran's Q and I statistics.

These cost estimates contribute to the estimated impact of the program on hospital costs, while the program impacts on life years and QALE are used to estimate cost effectiveness.

Those estimates contributed to the corruption of LIBOR, a benchmark interest rate.

In Israel, the faulty intelligence estimates contributed to government decisions to spend tens of millions of dollars to supply gas masks to the entire population and to inoculate 17,000 emergency workers with the smallpox vaccine.

Of that, ebook sales – at their highest estimates – contributed $313 million and $192 million came from audiobooks.

Research aimed to investigate (1) how both direction and distance of anchor (from anchor-free estimates) contribute to size of anchoring effect and (2) whether these effects are predictable by measures of personality traits (Big Five) and general intelligence.

Hence, factor analysis and reliability estimates contribute to the sufficiency of a measure, but do not guarantee it.

The wide divergence of these estimates contributes to the current uncertainty about cost-effectiveness and affordability of CT screening in the general population setting [ 15– 15].

Environ Health Perspect 124:126–132;  http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1409044 Input parameter uncertainty in exposure estimates contributes to exposure measurement error, which can be described as the difference between an individual's true exposure and the assigned exposure estimate (Armstrong 1998).