Sentence examples for human estimates from inspiring English sources

The results are broadly consistent across species, although the primate and human estimates are somewhat higher than the fP/fND ratio.

This pilot study demonstrates that measured virulence from GM may differ from human estimates of virulence.

The heritability (h) of extinction recall was estimated at 0.36, consistent with human estimates.

For ferret experiments, we used a weighted mean by subtype, where the weights were given by the number of ferrets used in each experiment; for human estimates, we used the simple mean by subtype.

When anyone, animal or human, estimates the number of objects they are less accurate for larger numerosities, and this is presumably because as you increase the number of objects, among other things, the objects do pile up in different configurations and can occlude each other.

Medical error has been a charged topic ever since a 1999 report by the Institute of Medicine, "To Err Is Human," estimated that such mistakes led to as many as 98,000 deaths a year — more than highway accidents and breast cancer combined.

The Institute of Medicine (IOM) 2000 report, "To Err is Human", estimated that more than 98,000 patients in the USA die per year because of adverse events [ 2].

They are also easily the most numerous neurons in the brain: In humans, estimates of their total number average around 50 billion, which means that about 3/4 of the brain's neurons are cerebellar granule cells.

In the occupancy model, just as in humans, estimated numerosity follows a power function of actual numerosity [19] [22], [ although cf. 23].

Moreover, any designed study in humans estimating vulnerability to side effects faces additional ethical constraints.

LD in humans estimated from SNP markers has been reported to be smaller than estimates from microsatellites [ 13].