Sentence examples for estimates of relations from inspiring English sources

Endogeneity bias: Even when all three life-cycle stages are included, estimates of relations (1v) and (1n) that do not attempt to control for their behavioral determinants are also likely to be biased.

One well-known strength of SEM is the method's ability to specify latent variable models that provide separate estimates of relations among latent constructs and their manifest indicators (the measurement model) and of the relations among constructs (the structural model) [ 10].

We here perform a simulation study to investigate the interpretation of linear IV estimates of nonlinear relations.

These biases are likely to attenuate risk estimates of the relations between BMI and waist circumference and risk of pancreatic cancer; thus the associations may be even stronger in the absence of measurement error.

Instead, we took as a basis the reductions in blood pressure and cholesterol observed in the Polycap Study and translated these into corresponding RR reductions using meta-analyses providing estimates of these relations.

The intuition behind this assumption is that, if we have enough information on the observable differences between youths with and without a particular personality trait (the treatment), we can then adjust the raw comparison of those pre-treatment differences and obtain unbiased estimates of the relation between personality traits and NEET status.

Therefore, our estimates of the relation between income and ESRD are conservative.

Such sources of measurement error could have led to attenuation bias in our estimates of the relation between use of warfarin with glipizide/glimepiride and risk of hypoglycemia.

Four studies provided comparable estimates of the relation between presence of PVC surface materials and the risk of asthma, and three studies focused on allergic rhinitis or allergies.

A substantial number of epidemiologic studies have provided estimates of the relation between exposure to benzene at work and the risk of leukemia, but the results have been heterogeneous.

To provide the best estimates of the relation between breastfeeding and the studied outcomes, several potential determinants of the outcome according to current knowledge were considered as potential confounders.