Sentence examples for events estimates from inspiring English sources

Recently, Cheung et al. (19) showed that the Andersen-Gill extension of the Cox regression model for repeated events estimates the total effect, and that frailty (heterogeneity) does not bias estimation of the total effect by the Andersen-Gill model.

Erwann Michel-Kerjan, a Wharton School expert on risk management associated with catastrophic events, estimates that about a million American homeowners pay less than "risk based" rates — the real value — for flood coverage.

Many analyses, including taxonomic delineation, characterization of demographic events, estimates of inbreeding or relatedness, can be successfully conducted in the absence of a genome reference.

Unfortunately, owing to the low number of accumulated events, estimates from these analyses were imprecise and do not allow any meaningful conclusion.

Mean estimates and credible intervals for hazard ratios for indacaterol versus placebo are based on a small number of events; estimates may change when the results of future studies are included.

As we have just shown, the noisy-OR rule makes very specific predictions for these situations: When people combine the causal impact of several events, estimates of the combined effect should logically fall in between the value of the individual effects and their sum.

The contours show the slips of the 1936 and 1937 events estimated by Yamanaka and Kikuchi (2004) projected on the map.

The depths of these intra-slab events estimated by our method are shallower than the depths in the GeoNet catalog (Figure 4a).

In all these cases, the average throughput is much greater than the video bitrate and hence the absence of re-buffering events estimated by the model.

The contours show the slips of the 1978 and 1981 events estimated by Yamanaka and Kikuchi (2004) projected on the map, and the contour interval is 0.4 m.

This guesstimate is not in accordance with the mean time of migration events estimated with IMa.