Sentence examples for estimates converted from inspiring English sources

Grip strength was analysed as an untransformed continuous variable with effect estimates converted to kg if strength had not been measured in kg.

All other methods beside Cuffdiff use BitSeq, Stage 1 transcript expression estimates converted to counts.

For a particular combination of fixed effects (average flock, lambing in May, first lambing), these estimates converted to probabilities of 0.155 and 0.114, for L + and ++ dams respectively.

The approach we used in this work allowed us to describe the dispersal of two terrestrial vectors of rabies living in a heterogeneous landscape from pairwise relatedness estimates (converted to distance) among sampled individuals.

Considering an estimate of ∼978 Mb/pg (Zonneveld et al. 2005), our size estimates convert into 2,914 Mb/C for B73 and 4,435 Mb/C for luxurians.

This result comports with the HR estimate (converted to 10 μg/m change) in the present study of 1.19 (95% CI: 1.08, 1.31).

Average daily alcohol intake was estimated converting standard drink units to grams of pure alcohol.

AGB estimates are converted to estimates of belowground biomass (BGB) using default root-to-shoot ratios (R/S).

Regression estimates were converted to β estimates where appropriate.

From the final study reports submitted to the FDA (2002-2004), kelementsnts of the clinical trial design and study operations were obtained, and the cost of performing each study was estimated and converted into estimates of after-tax cash outflows.

Per-person cost estimates were converted to 2012 Euros and used to estimate annual national ADHD-related costs based on the Dutch 2011 census, ADHD prevalence rates, family composition, and employment rates.