Sentence examples for estimates of the increased from inspiring English sources

3) A new achievable rate region is formulated that provides better estimates of the increased link capacities due to temporal reuse.

Estimates of the increased risk of maternal complications after caesarean section posed by placenta praevia differ between studies and may not reflect current practice.

For health management at the individual dog level, it is also useful for veterinarians to have quantified estimates of the increased risk certain breeds have for certain conditions.

Estimates of the increased mortality associated with PM air pollution based on the APHENA study were generally comparable with results of previous reports.

Unadjusted estimates of the increased risk of leaving outer regional and remote/very remote small town family practices are 1.50 (1.79, 1.79) and 2.03 (1.61, 2.56) times the risk for inner regional small towns.

Hospital-acquired infections increase a patient's risk of death and prolong their hospital stay. 1 Accurate estimates of the increased risk of death and extra length of stay are rare because of the complex statistical analysis needed to avoid the potentially serious biases of ignoring the timing of infection.

But Mr. Antos, in turn, acknowledges that his own estimate of the increased "generosity" of private plans cannot accurately be derived from the available data, and any conclusions about the competing costs are imprecise.

This is an estimate of the increased risk in the study group as compared with the general population and gives a direct measure of the impact of a factor on risk.

The odds ratio implemented with the capture recapture technique, developed by Wittes et al., is an estimate of the increased probability of a dengue case being reported in a first source when it is also reported in a second source.

In the family-based analyses, the maximum-likelihood estimate of the increased risk associated with these variants was hazard ratio (HR) = 6.88 (95% CI, 2.33 to 20.3; P = 0.00008), corresponding to a 60% cumulative risk of BC by age 80 years.

Figure 1C shows that our estimate of the increasing energy content of US food waste is corroborated by the parallel increase of the per capita annual mass of municipal solid food waste calculated from data supplied by the US Environmental Protection Agency [11].