Sentence examples for extrapolation estimates from inspiring English sources
As argued by Kislyuk et al. [ 17] such extrapolation estimates are likely to be spurious because they depend on the estimation of the occurence of extremely rare genes and genomes, respectively, which are problematic to estimate precisely because they are rare.
All but one of the extrapolation estimates of prevalence of slavery within a national population fell within one percentage point of the estimates arrived through random sample surveys.
Once a reliable phylogeny is produced, the use of a single calibration point will provide, by extrapolation, estimates of divergence time for all other lineages.
It is worth noting that relative to both autoregressive estimates, whose posterior means agreed well, the log-linear extrapolation estimates overestimated the negative impact.
This approach to risk assessment depends on the use of appropriate and sensitive endpoints, and on valid assumptions for extrapolation estimates (e.g. dose-response linearity) and calculations, and on the existence of thresholds of effects (15 17).
For FL and MN, the autoregressive extrapolation estimate was compatible with no impact (95% credible interval including 0), while the other estimates suggested a substantial negative impact.
Using what amounts to an extrapolation of estimates, based on data from a series of Housing and Vacancy Surveys, the tenants' coalition released a study in February saying that approximately 148,000 apartments had been deregulated since 1991.
Therefore a priori assumptions of constant relative risk across risk groups are not robust, limiting extrapolation of estimates of benefit to the general population.
The BEIR VI risk model was useful for estimating risks to miners and, by downward extrapolation, for estimating risks to the general population from indoor radon.
The relative bias (RB) is defined as follows: RB = (estimate from extrapolation – K-M estimate)/K-M estimate.
The effect of extrapolation was estimated to be of negligible importance for the flames at standard conditions.
