Sentence examples for estimates that reflect from inspiring English sources

To compensate for this shortcoming, we adopted FRS and URE scoring as risk-prediction estimates that reflect accumulative effects of these confounding factors.

These include weight, cluster, and strata statements, which allow for the calculation of unbiased population-based estimates that reflect the unequal probability of selection, nonresponse adjustment, and adjustment to independent population controls.

For a given semi-discretized problem, the solution scheme provides dynamic accuracy estimates that reflect the quality of numerical results in terms of numerical errors of integration and compressed spatial representations, for general multi-dimensional problems modeled by stiff PDEs.

The competing risk regression model produces estimates that reflect the actual incidence of dementia/CIND among people with diabetes compared with those without diabetes.

The incidence of hypospadias in the cohort (~ 11 in 1,000) is similar to current estimates that reflect an increase in the last few decades (2 8 in 1,000; Akre et al. 2008; Toppari et al. 2001).

To assess the association between SDM and CIS score over time, linear models with robust variance estimates that reflect the complex survey design were created with the change in CIS score as the outcome and with the mean level of SDM score across the two years as well as the change in SDM as the 2 independent variables.

Using this mode of analysis, we could model the times of cytology directly and allow for estimates that reflects coverage.

If available, we extracted the estimates that reflected the greatest degree of adjustment for potential confounders; otherwise, we calculated the estimates and their 95% CIs based on the available data.

When the breast cancer risk estimates for the highest vs the lowest category of the dietary folate intake or the estimates that reflected the 100  μg per day standardised increment of dietary folate for the prospective studies were applied to calculate the summary association estimate, we found a null association between dietary folate intake and breast cancer risk.

Use of the different classification methods does not necessarily provide a more accurate estimate of prevalence than use of a single dataset, but it does provide a range of estimates that reflects possible misclassification error, providing information that is not available from the usual 95% confidence interval which only takes into account sampling error.

The results are then weighted to give an estimate that reflects the entire population.