Sentence examples for estimates originated from from inspiring English sources

Most of the studies used to derive our pooled estimates originated from high income countries.

Therefore, besides the pilot symbols, we also use the soft data estimates originating from the turbo equalizer and the decoder.

We made this choice for the sake of simplicity, because taking into account the data of treated hypertensives in the late nineties in France [15] would imply estimating their untreated blood pressure values, introducing a source of uncertainty in the simulated population and further estimates originating from it.

The benefit estimates originate from the 2008 figure of €17,363 per IQ point as recently calculated for France based on data from the United States [ 24].

For extant data evaluation, air pollution exposure estimates originating from outdoor sources were obtained from the National-Scale Air Toxics Assessment (NATA) for 2002 (U.S. EPA 2009b).

As these estimates originate from (high) endemic areas it was expected that the prevalence at the country level would be lower.

Here, like everywhere else in computational biology, we accept incorrect estimates originating from the triviality that "not observed" does not always imply "not existing", i.e. some of the FP might have an effect that was not experimentally tested.

The main differences observed when comparing CN estimates originating from different labs, platforms and preprocessing methods are that: (i) the mean levels of CN aberrations differ, and (ii) the noise levels differ at the full resolution.

The shown parameter estimates originate from multivariate OLS regression models in which all variables listed in the table and additional control variables for age, sex, as well as country dummy variables were simultaneously entered.

The resulting 9999 D*-values of the skewness estimates from the virtual random samples with T/C values from both genders, and the difference D between the skewness estimates originating from the two real samples (male and female only), were sorted by size.

NB: 95%-Confidence-Intervals in brackets;* indicates statistical significance at least at the 5% level; parameter estimates originate from OLS regression models in which all variables listed above and additional control variables for age, sex, as well as country dummy variables are simultaneously entered.