Sentence examples for estimates define from inspiring English sources

In our estimates at the second subnational level, UNAIDS estimates define the national HIV burden while DHSs determine the spatial distribution of HIV prevalence.

In keeping with published methodology, for each year we identify the highest recorded life expectancy, that is, the leader. 1 6 7 These point estimates define a 'maximum frontier'.

The combined estimates define the differential distribution of the query motif within the dataset and by inference are used to quantify the magnitude of the direct RNAi transcription effect.

Their estimates define the upper limits proposed for M. At the lower extreme of M, Knudson (1971) proposed the two-hit model for retinoblastoma (i.e. control by the single tumour suppressor Rb).

Captive populations of oriental white-backed vultures are now too small and essential for conservation breeding programmes for any new lethal experiments to be performed to refine the estimates defining the dose-response relationship.

Figure  3 provides a summary of MCID-I estimates defined using different methods.

Seizure recurrence rates were determined by Kaplan-Meier estimates, defining an event as the recurrence of a second seizure.

Unstable estimates, defined as having a 95% confidence interval wider than 15% or a width that was 40% or more than the estimate, are noted in the tables.

The reliability estimates, defining the correlation grade, (with the exception of PF) ranged from 0.83 (MH) to 0.89 (RP); PF reached the value of 0.94.

Few nationally representative studies of the U.S. population have compared prediabetes prevalence estimates defined by A1C and FPG (14, 15), and NHANES serves as the national data source for the studies that are available.

Microsoft Excel and STATA© statistical packages were used to obtain coverage estimates (defined as the proportion of individuals needing a service or intervention who actually received it) for each of these seven indicators.