Sentence examples for estimates in assessing from inspiring English sources
The Propensity Score Matching technique developed by Rosenbaum and Rubin [40] has been described as an alternative to obtaining unbiased estimates in assessing program effects [41, 42].
The paper sets out to explore the possibility that citizen-led surveys provide a better coverage of populations and specifically of hard-to-reach poorer areas than the international standardized household surveys which are the basis for many of the estimates used in assessing progress toward meeting the MDGs and will be for the SDGs.
Raymond McDonough, Harrison's mayor, said the plan "will save the town," which lost an estimated $100 million in assessed value in the last 15 years as industries left.
During analysis, we will take into account the variance of the estimated r's in assessing the precision of our disease incidence estimates.
Dissipated energy parameter tanδ was estimated, which helped in assessing the rutting resistance of asphalt binders.
Amongst other requirements, the qualification process of QIBs must estimate the reliability in assessing changes in the tumour burden.
The observed patterns of divergence and consistency of divergence ratios between taxa across analysed segments, justify the use of the estimated inter-generic divergence in assessing the divergence time of white rhino subspecies.
Another exploratory step in the analysis was to assess rate ratio estimates in three sub-periods.
By the ruling, the legislature and the courts may still use estimates of cost studies in assessing legislative actions, but they should not be taken as definitive as previously done in Kansas.
Nevertheless, two studies provide perspective in assessing estimates from new complete mtDNA and the morphological data.
29 In addition, practices are only asked to record smoking status in the preceding 27 months, meaning the estimates may be useful in assessing need and analysing associations, but will have disadvantages in assessing the effectiveness of interventions, unless practices commit to more regular recording.
