Sentence examples for high levels of estimated from inspiring English sources

Several traits had high levels of estimated heritability, including LDL cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, glucose and BMI.

In this large U.S. population-based case– control study, we observed an association with NHL for high levels of estimated occupational exposure to TCE.

The high levels of estimated assortative mating within populations we found may have contributed to the rapid evolution of early flowering time following a natural drought seen in a previous study (Franks et al. 2007).

High levels of estimated enterolignans were no longer significantly associated with overall mortality, probably because of their high correlation with fibre, which may have introduced collinearity in the multivariable models.

In addition, such pharmacy-based measures of adherence have face validity as measures of actual medication usage only when measured over long periods of time, since in this case high levels of estimated adherence can only be achieved through repeated refills (which tacitly implies ongoing medication usage).

Regions with higher interval cancer rates, such as the West Midlands, tend to have both a Cancer Registry with high levels of estimated completeness and well-established routine data exchange between the QARC and the Cancer Registry (Lawrence et al, 2009), and rates in these regions are likely to reflect true interval cancer rates.

What's more, these children had 10.7% higher levels of insulin after fasting, 10.5% higher levels of estimated insulin resistance and 9.3% higher levels of leptin – a hormone involved in controlling appetite – all of which are risk factors for type 2 diabetes.

If the world suffers the higher levels of estimated global warming possibilities, the survival of humanity itself is in question and civilization is unlikely to survive anyway.

This translates to higher levels of estimated conservation, and simultaneously, a greatly increased number of positively selected sites detected.

In addition, an increased risk was observed for exposure to moderate concentrations of TCAA (OR = 1.58; 95% CI, 1.02 2.46) and DCAA (OR = 1.51; 95% CI, 0.98 2.32) during gestation weeks 41 44, but the risk estimates were lower at higher levels of estimated exposure.

Paradoxically, the sleep-deprived students who performed worse reported higher levels of estimated performance and inaccurately rated their performance as better than that of students who were not sleep-deprived [ 6].