Sentence examples for estimates which use from inspiring English sources

The IV estimates, which use the same instrument as the wage regressions, show a clear pattern of outmigration for whites in 1940 but no evidence of black outmigration in any decade or statistically significant evidence of white outmigration in 1950.

This common practice impacts the dispersion estimates, which use the read counts for all samples to get each per-gene estimate.

16 In addition, it is unclear whether the IHME estimates are based on exactly the same national-level MMR data sources as the MMEIG estimates (which use DHS and MICS), because the sources of the expanded set of sibling history data used by IHME are not disclosed in their paper or web appendix.

Race/ethnicity was categorized somewhat differently for the prevalence and incidence estimates, which used all registered youth, and for the analysis of respondent characteristics, which was based on the subset of youth who had a study visit.

Standard potential unemployment is obtained in the context of a Phillips curve estimate, which uses inflation to identify the part of observed unemployment which does not increase the inflation rate (NAIRU).

We then calculated the mean proportional makeup from this distribution and compared this with our original estimate (which used all observations at once).

In contrast, the Sircombe-Hazelton L2-norm uses Kernel Functional Estimates (KFEs), which use exactly the opposite strategy as PDPs.

The substitution matrices, JTT, WAG, LG, and KHG were estimated from nuclear DNA, which use a different genetic code from vertebrate mtDNA.

Missing data were addressed through the GEE estimating mechanism which uses all available pairs method to encompass the missing data from dropouts or intermittent missing.

In the receiver side, we have a simple feedback loop based on soft symbol estimates, which we use to estimate the missing cyclic mean and the limited amplitudes.

To be fair, Giles does present an alternative estimate for 2010 which uses series (e) rather than series (f) (shown as a dotted line on graph one), but this is not his preferred measure.