Sentence examples for estimates differ substantially from inspiring English sources

They conclude that the estimates differ substantially across identification strategies and that no method is perfect.

Our prevalence estimates differ substantially from that calculated in the FDA meta-analysis, which was 2.02 per 1000 surgeries.

The interpretation of meta-analysis is more difficult when the specific effect estimates differ substantially from each other, especially if there are estimates both below and above unity.

Psychotic experiences are reported by approximately 5%10%% of the general population (1, 2), although estimates differ substantially, partly because of variation in assessment methodologies, number of assessment items, and definitions of psychotic experiences (3).

The risk estimates differed substantially between the metrics used for defining hyperoxia (P < 0.001).

ES estimates differed substantially depending on the definition of IIV and the test(s) on which IIV was based.

However, the variability of the population estimates differed substantially with detection probability for all levels of population clustering and survey proportions.

For this variable, point estimates differed substantially but were quite imprecise.

Effect estimates differed substantially across studies, with most studies showing less than 10% increase in mortality for an increment of 10 μg/m PM2.5.

(Note that while all spline functions in (3) and (4) use the same cubic B-spline basis, the resulting functional estimates may differ substantially in their values and shapes, depending on the estimated spline coefficients).

However, these estimates still differ substantially from one another with some finding this divergence to be in the Lower Cretaceous [22], [68] and others in the Late Triassic or Early Jurassic [19], [33].