Sentence examples for estimates were missing from inspiring English sources

Data on household expenditure were cleaned, excluding gross outliers and imputing rental equivalents based on household characteristics and non-rent expenditure where these estimates were missing or unreasonably low (<$1 per month – 34 in total).

This approach was also applied, where parameter estimates were missing in published models.

For many individuals, there were regions where GridQTL reported all line origin probabilities as zero (i.e. where probability estimates were missing).

Data for residential water concentrations and all route exposure estimates were missing and imputed for 25 (12%) mothers and 281313%) newborns.

We derived incidence and case death rates for each country from published reports, using regional averages and other approximations when country-specific estimates were missing.

It is estimated that globally 4-284-28%children are infected [ 3], but recent and profound prevalence and burden estimates are missing, particularly for Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa

Unregistered consumption is inherently difficult to measure correctly, some point estimates are missing (1940 1945) and the estimates include only border trade and tourist import, and not smuggling.

Major problems of penetrance estimates are missing data and possible preferential testing of individuals affected with complications of BHD, that is, renal cancer or pneumothorax.

A high proportion of Medicare patients – adults aged 65 or older – with tibia fractures undergo an acute inpatient stay (70%), post-acute inpatient stay (50%), and home health care (38%) as well as outpatient visits and physical and occupational therapy [ 4]; such estimates are missing for young and middle-age adults who also frequently get tibia fractures [ 5, 6].

Most Democrats and civil rights groups argue that a lack of adjustment this year threatens to deprive some three million people, who by the Census Bureau's own estimate were missed in the 2000 count, of political representation.

Yesterday, at least a few thousand of them -- no one could make a precise estimate -- were missing.