Sentence examples for estimating age from inspiring English sources
We consider various methods for estimating age composition from length and age samples.
This study was designed to develop and validate a physical-examination-based method of estimating age in young children.
The second way of modifying the two-stage system of estimating age is the modification of the loss function used in regression analysis.
Aging forms have been designed to provide practical parameters for estimating age based on the observed status of various osseous materials.
To summarize, we propose the following procedure of generating a set of decision functions for estimating age using SVR based on the suggested modifications of the two-stage age classification scheme: 1.
For example, Lauderdale and Kestenbaum (2002) have used data from the US Social Security Administration for estimating age- and sex-specific death probabilities for the elderly of six Asian American subgroups, avoiding numerator/denominator bias when these are provided by different sources.
Scarcity of challenge trials prevented us from estimating age-related infection rates (LPAI and HPAI) and latent period (LPAI); therefore, we used mean estimates from both age classes (Table 1) in model projections and sensitivity analyses.
When estimating age-dependent, per capita, fecundity rates we assume that we only have information on the number of females of age x that bred, denoted Nx, and the total number of offspring that they produced, denoted Yx.
However, when estimating age-inappropriate immunization, we could not record the actual length of delays.
Subsequent research determining the genetic basis of asynchrony of senescence, and estimating age-dependent selection on different traits in natural populations should help illuminate the evolutionary origins of asynchrony of senescence.
Third, estimating age-related rates of decline of eGFR from a cross-sectional study undoubtedly produced bias; however, appropriate mathematical models were used to reduce the bias as much as possible.
