Sentence examples for estimates for less from inspiring English sources

Within the 5-year cycle, the proportion of census areas with high reliability CV estimates was reduced, but none of the same indicators generated high reliability CV estimates for less than 85%% of all counties.

Rate estimates for less common motifs may be influenced by their relative overabundance in functional genomic regions.

Similarly, in the MCSc-12 model, three items have higher estimates for less favorable response choices (PF02, PF04, and SF2).

However, the 95% confidence interval on the valuation estimate for asthma symptom days with less severe activity restrictions overlapped 0. For acute respiratory symptom days, valuation estimates for less and greater activity restrictions were respectively $12 and $28, both of which were within the 95% confidence interval on the base case estimate.

Each cohort (medical care & self-care) will require 2250 45000 in total) participants assuming a point estimate of 20%% for the most frequent pathogen (closest to point of most uncertainty to ensure accurate estimates for less frequent ones) and a desire for the 95%% confidence interval to be ≤ ±2 %.

In addition, our estimate of the total 2010 population for countries included in this analysis (5.22 billion) is consistent with the UN population estimate for "less developed regions" [or "all regions of Africa, Asia (excluding Japan, Latin Americaandnd the Caribbean plus Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia"] of 5.66 billion (UN 2011).

If HR and 95% CI can be estimated for less than or greater than 5-year survival (Elomaa et al, 1988; Paterson et al, 1993; Kanis et al, 1996; Kristensen et al, 1999; Mardiak et al, 2000; Powles et al, 2006) instead of exact 5-year survival, constant HR was assumed and this HR together with its 95% CI were used as an estimate of the 5-year survival HR and 95% CI.

On the negative account, ACDIsmallerler sample size, particularly at the oldest age groups, will mean that the ACDIS estimates for the less common marital states such as widowhood and divorce will be less precise (i.e. wider confidence intervals) than those obtained from the Census.

The research extrapolates from a survey of elephant deaths to provide estimates for many less known populations.

The second scenario resulted in approximately 16 19% lower mean exposure estimates for those less than 30 years of age.

There was intentional over-sampling of women from rural and remote areas to provide reliable estimates for the less populated parts of the country.