Sentence examples for estimates identified from inspiring English sources
Analysis of logistic models, correlations, and sensitivity and specificity estimates identified TSM as the most reliable measure of transition failure on both the individual cow level as well as the farm level across all study herds, with best performance achieved in herds with the most intensive postpartum cow management.
The mean WTA estimates identified in this study suggest that in this population universal testing could potentially be achieved with incentive costs of about $280,000, amounting to $150 per diagnosis of prevalent HIV infection, and $1400 per diagnosis of annual incident infections.
The mean WTA estimates identified in this study suggest that within the study population, incentivized universal HIV testing could potentially identify undiagnosed HIV infections at an incentive cost of $150 per prevalent infection and $1400 per incident infection, with corresponding costs per quality adjusted life year (QALY) gained of $70 for prevalent and $620 for incident HIV infections.
The relative risk estimates identified by OptQuest are presented in Table 1.
● Comparing estimates identified in the literature with those generated from comprehensive multi-year plans (cMYPs) data.
While the cost estimates identified and used in this analysis were published, that does not imply that they are comprehensive.
Both estimates identify workers affected directly and indirectly (via spill-over effects) by the minimum wage increase.
Since demand estimates identify determinants of health-care utilization, the estimates could be used to design policies to improve access to health facilities.
The third set of estimates identifies the extent to which training, per se, is associated with employment and earnings outcomes.
However, in both cases, the estimates identify the effect of being awarded benefits on employment, which is conditional on having applied for benefits.
Our estimates identify the incremental impact of WIA training relative to services received by the comparison group, who are also WIA participants but who did not receive WIA training.
