Sentence examples for estimation necessarily from inspiring English sources
The BED cross-sectional estimation necessarily uses an "at risk" formula: BED-estimated recent infections in one year per number of persons at risk.
Difference-in-difference estimation necessarily requires measurement of baseline values before the start of the intervention, while regression discontinuity analysis can be conducted when only data from periods after intervention start are available.
Moreover, it could seem that by taking into account a greater number of factors in the risk model a more accurate risk estimation would necessarily be obtained.
The results demonstrated that the models so developed for seismic hazard estimation did not necessarily reproduce the observed seismicity.
Although the formulas and estimation techniques are necessarily more complicated for this extended IRT approach, the basic ideas remain the same.
Due to the fundamental throughput-delay trade off [28], selecting the channel with the highest throughput estimation does not necessarily guarantee the lowest delay or jitter.
When parameters were fixed to their true values in ML analyses, branch length estimation did not necessarily improve; in some cases, it actually became worse.
Our preference is to take a less literal view of causal estimates and to emphasize the outcome of a Mendelian randomization analysis as reflecting testing of a causal effect, rather than necessarily estimation of a causal parameter.
Compared with some existing frequency domain identification methods, the new estimation algorithms do not necessarily require model structure information, not need the invertibility of the nonlinearity and not restrict to harmonic inputs.
An evaluation of service capability would necessarily include estimation of a facility's capability relative to these components of essential components of primary health care capacity.
