Sentence examples for estimates of later from inspiring English sources

Imputation is achieved using an iterative estimation process; estimates of later iterations may be based on the estimates calculated in previous iterations.

On the other hand, were historians to view the threat from al Qaeda as a great national crisis on the order of the founding era, the Civil War and the Depression and World War II, then Bush has an outside chance at an even better case, for Wilentz acknowledges that some presidents, like Harry Truman, "have left office in seeming disgrace, only to rebound in the estimates of later scholars".

The low percentage of censored patients gives high reliability for survival estimates of later disability.

The estimated propagation direction of later coda was nearly random; thus, a more detailed investigation may be necessary to determine whether the assumption of a single wave packet is satisfied at later elapsed times.

Further studies should examine the potential effect of misreporting of breastfeeding duration on estimates of associated and later health outcomes.

By artificially censoring the data, censoring is "spread" over a larger interval which reduces the variability of estimates of survival at later quantiles.

However, Allied estimates of Japanese strength were later found to be grossly inaccurate and after the war it was found that the number of Japanese alive on the island at this time was closer to 40,000.

Although COPD is considered to be a disease of later years, estimates suggest that 50% of those with COPD are less than 65 years old [ 12, 13], many of whom are likely to be in paid employment.

Later estimates of the potential death toll on both sides of the Hudson reached into the thousands, even the tens of thousands.

Later estimates of the crowd's size would range from 8,000 (the figure released by the police) to more than 100,000 (the organizers' bet) to 50,000 (a police leak, which I believe).

These results can be used as input to overall prevalence estimates of musculoskeletal disorder in later studies.