Sentence examples for estimates for analysis from inspiring English sources
Monthly camp-level data were aggregated to yearly estimates for analysis and stratified by location in Africa (including Yemen) or Asia.
The loads and deformation of flexible pipe are estimated for analysis results of the kinematic characteristics.
If more than one off-season estimate was provided, we decided to use the post-influenza season estimate for analysis (for a detailed description of the definition of "off-season" in the studies, see Additional file 4).
39 We calculated weighted mean differences or risk ratios and 95% confidence intervals and used the random effects model to pool estimates for each analysis obtained with Comprehensive Meta-Analysis version 2.2.064 (Englewood, NJ, 011).
It demonstrated the problems that can emerge when procedures used in the study depart from those used in the pilot work to generate parameter estimates for power analysis.
However, as Raghunathan and his colleagues (2001) have shown, the inclusion of more and more variables leads to the standard errors of the estimates for the analysis model becoming smaller and smaller.
Utilizing NLCD cover estimates for secondary analysis (e.g., tree biomass, rainfall interception) can lead to regional to national underestimation of these cover-dependent secondary estimates.
These two-week average exposures during the gestation period are the building blocks of final exposure estimates for the analysis of air pollution and birth outcomes (e.g., trimester averages).
Models were compared by means of likelihood ratio test and statistical support was taken from the Bayes-Empirical-Bayes output (BEB, see additional file 6: Log-likelihood and parameter estimates for PAML analysis) [ 40].
Sufficient estimates for meta-analysis were available for seven combinations of all-age, all-cause and cause-specific mortality and 24 h NO2, four of which also provided sufficient estimates for 1 h NO2 for meta-analysis.
We applied an a priori protocol for the selection of estimates for meta-analysis to avoid selection bias and duplication of studies from the same population.
