Sentence examples for estimates that predict from inspiring English sources

Predict+ also provided better breast cancer-specific mortality estimates that Predict and Adjuvant.

By applying the statistical technique of propensity score matching, the effect of the intervention can be estimated accounted for covariates that predict receiving the intervention.

Francis Maude pointed to estimates that predicted 1 million out of 6 million public sector, not NHS, employees could end up working in mutuals.

The Tory minister said he had a "missionary fervour" about the idea and pointed to expert estimates that predicted 1 million out of 6 million public sector employees could end up working in mutuals.

In particular, the mixed models produced fixed-effects parameter estimates that predicted unreasonably high mortality rates for trees approaching 1 m in diameter at breast height.

Plus, due to strong initial sales, ol' B&N is increasing its order countering earlier estimates that predicted demand for a B&N tablet would decrease.

They showed slight bias in the direction of the observational estimate, consistent with that predicted by weak instrument bias.

The announcement was more pessimistic than a November estimate that predicted slight growth in 2012.

The poll was weighted to a demographic estimate that predicts that just 2 percent of Florida voters will be 30 or younger.

In 2011, the MMNR management plan estimated that predicted revenues accruing from the MMNR to the then two county councils responsible for its administration totalled more than $41 million annually (NCC and TMCC 2011).

The patient presented in this case had a Framingham score estimate that predicted a 10-year cardiovascular risk at 4% [ 6].