Sentence examples for higher estimation of from inspiring English sources

Why a higher estimation of effectiveness for both types of medicines predicted for Kampo use is unclear.

Perceptions of managers (both local and senior) having positive attitudes to safety were associated with a higher estimation of patient safety (see appendix 7 in online supplement).

However, hcDI cannot be substituted for or directly compared with 2cDI because it is derived under hyperglycemic conditions resulting in a higher estimation of insulin sensitivity and DI.

Microarray techniques are, however, subject to a number of limitations including, cross hybridization of transcripts, limitation in coverage, inability to resolve novel transcripts and a falsely higher estimation of low abundance transcripts [ 15– 15].

For all calculations both the 10-point scale and the 3-point scale were used in "the same direction" (the lower number, the higher estimation of priority and severity/benefit/cost-effectiveness).

However, a recent trial reports a considerably higher estimation of at least 2.9% in Swedish population. 1 2 AF is an independent risk factor for ischaemic stroke and is estimated to cause about 20 25% of all cases.

Part of the reason that HAPMIX produces higher estimations of Yoruba admixture than the other tools is that it only allows two source populations.

Hamilton did not have an especially high estimation of the legislative branch.

He went some way towards proving it with an optimistically high estimation of the electorate's maturity.

ADAM GOPNIK: Well, I think that they did have a high, maybe too high, estimation of their own cooking, with very good reason, and the subsequent fall, or at least expressed doubts, have been very painful to them.

("I have more just cause to make a pitiful defense of poor Poetry, which from almost the highest estimation of learning, is fallen to be the laughing stock of children," Sidney began the "Defense".