Sentence examples for extent estimates of from inspiring English sources
In this study, we investigate if and to what extent estimates of long-term erosion rates are consistent with information obtained over much shorter time spans for the Loam Belt of Belgium.
As discussed before, to what extent estimates of future change in numbers of non-employed will lead to change in actual migration depends on how propensities to migrate at the level of the individual may change in future (Bruni and Venturini 1995, pp. 380 381).
In this paper, motivated by wishing to calculate the heritability of cardiovascular disease related traits in the Korean population, we examine to what extent estimates of heritability depend on how they are estimated.
Cluster-based studies involving aggregated units such as hospitals, health centers, schools or medical practices are increasingly being used in healthcare evaluation, especially in cluster randomized trials, which are perhaps the most high impact form of public health research/evaluation study design that can benefit from good extent estimates of ICC.
To some extent the estimates of survival after discharge provided by this study can be generalised to other hospitals in Bangladesh and other LMICs.
To the extent that estimates of risk focus on cardiovascular morbidity, they may underestimate the true health burden of LV dysfunction.
To what extent do estimates of test-taker ability and item difficulty vary across static and dynamic listening?
However, to what extent these estimates of fertility reduction are being realised across the region has not been conclusively documented.
Joppa, L. N. et al. Impact of alternative metrics on estimates of extent of occurrence for extinction risk assessment.
'This report examines the extent to which statistical estimates of offender populations, criminal careers, and recidivism rates are impacted by the sealing of criminal records.
This essentially reflects that the extent of shrinkage of estimates of effects decreases as simple size increases.
