Sentence examples for estimation reporting from inspiring English sources

Study design;  Selection and/or definition of population of interest;  Sampling and bias avoidance;  Sample size estimation;  Access to selected subjects (managing and reporting non-participation);  Case definition (including diagnosis and timeframe);  Case ascertainment (including diagnostic validation of questionnaires);  Burden estimation;  Reporting (methods and results).

The self-diffusion coefficient of Al in Ni3Al is derived from the intrinsic diffusion coefficients of Al and Ni in Ni3Al and is compared with the estimation reported in the literature.

The studies that used SFA for estimation reported lower efficiency scores compared with studies using DEA, but this difference was not statistically significant.

In the absence of a National Registry for Arthroplasty the incidence, IHM rates and cost estimation reported in this study provide the best available information.

In the absence of a formal domestic registry, the incidence, IHM rates and cost estimation reported in this study provide the best possible available information.

Variability estimation reported in the human mitochondrial database and predictions of pathogenicity [ 20- 22] were also applied to non-haplogroup defining variants, revealing an intriguingly heterogeneous scenario among populations.

This evidence for how an intervention achieves its effects (causal explanation) can be combined with the evidence for the size of those effects (causal estimation) reported elsewhere 17 to provide a stronger basis for valid causal inference.

The median error range of the energy estimation reported in AutoDock 4.0 article is for the total ∆G score between the experimental and predicted values, whereas in this case it is for individual residue contributions.

Therefore the estimation reported here has to be seen as the proportion of infected cases at the time of the implementation of the eradication measures, usually a few months after the confirmation of the CSFS index case.

Morris (1993) in a study on xanthan thickened systems, also using magnitude estimation, reported that there was no reduction in perceived flavour or sweetness at xanthan concentrations as high as 1%.

We found this applied to recalled numerosity, as has been reported in other cellphone studies. 1 18 However, recalled estimation has an important difference from the visual estimation process as the variance of the residuals in recall estimation reported in this and other cellphone studies is routinely much wider than when numerosity is observed.