Sentence examples for estimates of key from inspiring English sources
First, revolving around the seminal analysis of Barry and Brown (1985), literature drawing on portfolio choice and equilibrium asset pricing theory suggests that increased disclosure reduces estimation risk arising from investor estimates of key parameters of an asset's payoff distribution ('estimation-risk approach').
Targeted surveillance is appropriate for prevalence estimation when one has representative and justifiable estimates of key epidemiologic parameters.
The SOS, designed to enable estimates of key indicators at the institution level in 2011, achieved about 110,000 responses out of about 300,000 sampled students.
The agreement between Landsat- and camera-derived estimates of key phenological events was stronger for green-up (RMSE = 7 days) than for senescence (RMSE = 14 days).
Unfortunately, this heterogeneity may lead to significant biases in the estimates of key endpoints, including nonrelapse mortality, relapse, GVHD, or engraftment.
The formulas and procedures provided in the chapter offer simple, rapid estimates of key parameters important to specifying and obtaining various engineering parameters.
However, these CFI were relatively smaller than plots used in research, which may influence the estimate of key stand– and tree level variables used during modeling.
Phase 2 of this agreement, currently underway, is focused on developing a detailed cost estimate of key components of the cycle as well as developing fabrication cost estimates of the membranes.
Analyses conducted were mainly descriptive and focussed on confidence interval estimation, rather than hypothesis testing, to provide estimates of the key trial parameters to determine whether to proceed to a larger definitive RCT.
As is unfortunately typical, direct empirical estimates of the key parameters of the model are not readily available.
Countries will therefore have to prioritise their resources and monitoring efforts to provide accurate estimates of such Key Categories.
