Sentence examples for estimates which did from inspiring English sources

Very few observations of coronary thrombosis, coronary disease, and stroke led to imprecise estimates which did not show statistically significant effects in the recovery indicators, except for coronary diseases in females using fixed-effects and in males using pooled cross-sectional estimations (results shown in the supplementary online material).

This is seven million more than the government's previous estimates, which did not factor in the rising costs in healthcare, childcare, transportation and costs of living based on regions.

The individual-level 2SLS and summarized IVW analyses gave similar mean and median estimates, which did not differ in the third decimal place.

Since there were few estimates that were adjusted for both smoking and alcohol consumption, and few adjusted estimates which did not include smoking as one of the factors adjusted for, the heterogeneity analyses were conducted based firstly on the 19 estimates that were unadjusted for any factor and second on the 15 estimates that were adjusted for smoking, regardless of any other adjustment.

Our model-estimated denitrification rates are about half of previous estimates which do not consider solute advection through the sediment.

It will fill a gap between Canadian province-wide capacity estimates (which do not involve site specific studies of flow and geomechanics etc).

According to Nielsen's estimates, which do not account for discrepancies across time zones, the game averaged approximately 43 million viewers for the night.

And the Department of Foreign Affairs referred Mr. McTeague to its broad budget estimates, which do not break out the cost of the summit meetings.

According to Nielsen's preliminary estimates, which do not account for discrepancies across time zones, approximately 14 million viewers tuned in during prime-time hours to watch the game, which kicked off at 8 53 p.m. and lasted until 12 51 a.m.

Studies typically use gross evaporation estimates which do not take into account the evaporative water loss from the pre-flooded ecosystems that would occur without the presence of a reservoir.

(I'm citing the "static" estimates, which don't incorporate an overly rosy growth scenario for tax revenues. But the "dynamic" figures also show a big difference in how the ultra-wealthy would make out relative to everybody else).