Sentence examples for estimates quantify the from inspiring English sources

Since the reference field data were independent from these maps, the error estimates quantify the map accuracies for the area of Uganda.

c′ quantifies the direct effect of multi-morbidity on depressive symptoms, whereas the product of a and b (point estimate) quantifies the indirect effect of multi-morbidity on depressive symptoms through the physical component of HRQOL.

The magnitude of the effect size is potentially quite substantial with one recent estimate quantifying the increased risk of infection at 29% for each unit of blood transfused [ 27].

A further limitation of this study is that our estimates quantify only one aspect of the burden of poor-quality antimalarials, that is, inadequate treatment of children with malaria.

We then combined the multispectral classification with lidar-derived AGC estimates to quantify the amount of AGC within beetle-killed trees at the field plots.

Pairwise or network meta-analysis may be carried out with multivariate models that account for the dependence between treatment estimates and quantify the correlation across studies.

This analysis is also useful to identify degraded areas which still meet the forest criteria and using AGB estimates to quantify the ability to provide ecosystems services, which are key functions of intact forests [55].

However, clinicians still require estimates to quantify the error in patients' scores and to determine if change has truly occurred.

Identified resource use was linked to published UK cost estimates to quantify the reimbursement of treatment through the Payment by Results system.

We used previously published estimates to quantify the impact of AV therapy on the quality of life for patients with chronic HCV without incident anemia [ 24].

This analysis provides adjusted hazard ratios and risk estimates to quantify the impact of ethnicity on diabetes risk using a prospective population-based cohort study in Ontario.