Sentence examples for estimates outside of from inspiring English sources

One of Discovery's other channels, TLC, showed the interview in many countries, but Nielsen does not provide ratings estimates outside of the United States.

The younger arrangements tended to show more observed heterozygosity estimates outside of the upper confidence limit (P = 0.975) than older arrangements.

To model the data and obtain incidence estimates outside of the observed calendar years we used a generalized linear model with a Poisson distribution and polynomial parametrization of age and cohort variables [ 15].

The proportions of bootstrapped estimates lying outside of the meaningful threshold are in Table 1: only Type of assistance had >50% of the add-one estimates outside of the meaningful threshold.

Several risk estimates had to be excluded because of problems with reporting, including typographic errors with point estimates outside of confidence intervals, and absent confidence intervals around reported point estimates [ 39, 87].

The RD adjusted on the final set did not show a meaningful change in the add-one pattern (proportion of bootstrapped estimates outside of threshold <50% shown in Table 1) and the minus-one pattern showed a meaningful change for all adjustment variables except Age.

Historians estimate that outside of combat, the Nationalists killed 150,000 of their opponents extrajudicially or under flimsy legal circumstances between 1936 and 1939, and Franco's regime executed an additional 20,000 people after coming to power.

Conversely the total time involved in sedentary activities, including screen time, was also estimated for outside of school.

The origin of the Dipsapiidae is the first campanulid divergence with a median age estimate outside of the Cenomanian (91 Ma; 95% HPD: 79 101 Ma; Figure  1).

When the dose thresholds for all single chemicals are estimated outside of the experimental region, the model in Equation 2a is overparameterized.

For all countries with an MSM population size estimate outside of the range 1% to 3% of the adult male population, the validity of the other survey- and surveillance-derived parameters is discussed.