Sentence examples for estimates designed to from inspiring English sources

Our three different IV estimates designed to deal with this bias indicate that informal procedures (various aspects of family and friends) are associated with earnings that are 33 to 43% below the uses of more formal procedures.

In light of this, in the "Results" we present alternative sets of estimates designed to explore the influence of sex, mutagenic character, tumor site, and other characteristics on the assessments of differences in susceptibility among life stages.

Since many characteristics of the next pandemic viral strain remain unknown, our modeling methods and parameter estimates were designed to consistently underestimate intervention-related benefits, thus yielding minimum estimates of the true cost-benefit ratios.

Our estimates were designed to focus on these major increases in the region in a timely fashion, whereas future work could strive to accurately map department-wide mining activity, with higher resolution imagery and extensive field validation.

The definition of impact implied by these estimates was designed to match the majority of published studies of the severity of impact on biodiversity, and thus varies slightly among energy technologies.

Sample size estimates were designed to detect a 50% increase of C-peptide levels on exenatide treatment, resulting in a sample size estimate of 12 patients.

But intelligence officials say that a national intelligence estimate is designed to assess the policies of foreign countries -- not those of the United States.

An infinite dimensional estimator is designed to estimate the disturbance.

Then, an estimator is designed to estimate the model parameters segment by segment.

COTTON: So -- so we're -- you're trying to produce an estimate that is designed to protect privacy rights, but to produce that estimate, you're going to have to violate privacy rights?

The estimated DWI (eDWI) method was designed to estimate the virtual b-value-dependent signal change regarding the proper axial or radial diffusion in each pixel.