Sentence examples for evidence of estimates from inspiring English sources

The right-hand value is the MTC estimate (direct and/or indirect evidence).The shaded circles illustrate the assessed quality of evidence of estimates.

The distance between abovementioned atoms 3.02 A for HL1 and 3.122 3) A for HL2 is slightly below than the sum of the Van der Waals radii of phosphorus and oxygen atoms (3.3 A) that can be considered as an evidence of estimate covalent contribution in interatomic interaction [27, 28].

Table 1 displays the results for this example and provides evidence of how estimates based on PVs and the true (generating) ability are quite similar, while estimates based on using EAP, MLE, or WLE are biased.

Deviations from a constant value in Fig. 3 is evidence of noisy estimates.

MEMS was selected as the best measure in this study population because it had the least evidence of higher estimates compared to other measures and had the only significant association with viral load.

Covariates were retained if: 1) there was evidence of confounding (estimates of treatment effect differed markedly between adjusted versus unadjusted models); 2) they explained significant variation in the outcome; 3) they improved the precision of the estimates of treatment effect.

There is little evidence of the estimated $110bn£71bnbn) in social programmes and subsidies the king has announced since uprisings began sweeping the region four years ago.

An analysis of lag times in Australian cultivated plants using planting lists to indicate date of arrival and herbarium specimens as evidence of naturalization estimated a mode time of 149 years between introduction and naturalization [6].

The overall quality of evidence surrounding estimates of effect using direct evidence only was assessed using GRADE [ 12].

This study provides a comprehensive review of the current evidence and estimates of the effect of maternal smoking on the risk of stillbirth.

We will also assess the quality of body of evidence (confidence in estimates of effect) for each of the outcomes using the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) approach.