Sentence examples for estimates of different types from inspiring English sources

To improve on this situation, we report here accurate prevalence estimates of different types of childhood diabetes based on extensive epidemiological and genetic data from three major academic paediatric diabetes clinics [ 4, 5].

Studies of neuronal morphology, neurotransmitter response, and single-cell electrophysiological analyses have traditionally been used to define neuronal diversity and led to estimates of different types of neurons ranging in the thousands.

28 We collected extensive information on other characteristics of living wage laws, with the goal of estimating effects of different types of laws.

There is likely to be a reporting bias towards severe cases with this type of multi-participant survey study design, and this study design is not appropriate for estimating incidence of different types of abdominal pain.

We carefully checked the search results and sorted out all the possible LTR retrotransposons according to the estimated sizes of different types of LTR retrotransposons [ 22] for further sequence alignment.

Therefore, estimates of the frequencies of different types of overlap differed considerably among studies.

We wished to estimate the effect of different types of surgical procedure on the accuracy of such simulations.

With the general source model, we are able to estimate multiple illuminants of different types within a single unified framework.

To estimate the influence of different types of rubber-based agroforestry systems on soil erosion processes, we measured the throughfall kinetic energy (TKE) under different vegetation types by using 640 sand-filled Tübingen splash cups.

To obtain estimates of synonymous and non-synonymous rates of change that were independent of transition substitution biases, we developed a Markov-chain Monte Carlo method to estimate the number of different types (e.g., synonymous or non-synonymous) of transversion substitutions along each branch of the phylogenetic tree (in Figure S3).

This predictive equation enabled us to estimate the effects of different types of treatment, alone or in combination.