Sentence examples for estimates of problem from inspiring English sources

The centre's estimates of problem drug users (PDUs) equates well with comparable studies.

Heritability estimates of problem behavior in primary school children vary widely between twins taught in the same classroom compared to twins with different teachers (Saudino et al. 2005).

To account for the fact that these estimates of problem opioid use did not include RxO abuse, we calculated the implied prevalence of problem opioid use (including RxO abuse) based on the estimates available.

Respondents were asked to provide estimates of problems washing and dressing himself at six months, assuming the patient survived (see Methods for details).

This brings with it social costs estimated at $4.7 billion per year and that with an estimated 15% of problem gamblers actually stepping forward to receive help.

A 2013 study found that the U.S. government had slashed its own estimates of the problem from 50,000 victims to 17,500 in just three years without explaining how the numbers were calculated in the first place.

12 The first of these measures was the estimated prevalence of problem opioid use as a percentage of the population aged 15 64 years.

Although the present study focused on potential bias in the prevalence estimates of health problems, investigations into risk factors for health problems should also take into account possible bias due to selective response.

"It would not be useful to devote substantial resources to refining estimates of the problems' overall prevalence," the authors write.

Our results indicate that considerable attrition and selective response only somewhat biased that prevalence estimates of health problems among survivors.

Despite this selective participation, multiple imputations barely affected prevalence estimates of health problems in the survey 3 weeks post-disaster.