Sentence examples for estimates we considered from inspiring English sources

In order to avoid biased estimates, we considered the sampling process in the model specification and applied sampling weights in our random intercept models.

Where we synthesized cost-effectiveness estimates we considered only health benefits and costs falling on the health sector.

To be sure that longer-term trends for other pollutants did not confound our O3 exposure estimates, we considered previous quarter and previous year PM10, NO2, and CO.

We believe the 20% threshold represents a clinically important overestimate or underestimate the coverage of the 95% credible intervals associated with each of the above OR estimates the power associated with each of the above OR estimates (we considered 95% credible intervals that did not include an OR of 1.00 as statistical evidence of effect).

For comparison of the composition estimates, we considered only assignments to the two superkingdom categories 'Archaea' and 'Bacteria' and required the two fractions to yield unit sum. Figure 1 shows the results of our analysis, which reveals that the estimated fraction for archaea varies considerably across different methods.

As in the OLS estimates, we consider two specifications: controlling for occupation and controlling for occupation and union status.

For more realistic forecast estimates, we consider incorporating in our future models possible ranges for the parameter values (e.g., Parsons et al., 2008; Aoi et al., 2010).

Based on these estimates, we consider at least 20% of all nosocomial infections as probably preventable, and hope that this overview will stimulate further research on feasible and cost-effective prevention of nosocomial infections for daily practice.

Furthermore, taking into account such a crucial condition in order to calculate prior and posterior estimates we consider the gauge functions of the form φ ( t ) = t ϕ ( t ) s for all  t ∈ J, (2.1).

To have a better idea of the economic significance of the coefficient estimates, we consider the relative size of the Mexican labor supply in the given occupations, by weighting the coefficient estimates (from Table 4) by the mean value of the measure of the ratio of Mexican immigrants in the occupations.

To limit the influence of these noisy estimates, we consider only items with current degree (k_{mathrm{min}}) or more and users with (f_{mathrm{min}}) friends or more ((k_{mathrm{min}}) and (f_{mathrm{min}}) are set to 10 and 5, respectively).