Sentence examples for in absolute estimates from inspiring English sources

However, despite the differences in absolute estimates of genetic variation, both procedures produced the same conclusion.

In addition, men and women with basic education started at the highest obesity prevalence and increased the most in absolute estimates.

Increases among the women were in absolute estimates 5.4, 6.5, and 4.4% and the relative increases were 10% in all educational groups.

Utilizing a different set of HF criteria could have resulted in different absolute estimates of sensitivity and specificity.

In the absence of absolute estimates of divergence (not reliably obtained from our data), regions of high differentiation could result from the reduction in genetic diversity that follows a selective event (which would increase the relative but not the absolute measure of divergence).

Therefore, there is uncertainty regarding the extent to which differences in the distribution of prognostic factors in the two study populations may explain the difference observed in absolute risk estimates for the high risk group.

Core 372740-3 was independently dated by identification of two Pb pollution isochrones and 10 paleomagnetic secular variation features (see the Supporting Information for more details on the construction of the age models for LL19 and F80 and errors in absolute age estimates).

The adjusted absolute estimated difference in the change between the proportion of patients with blood pressure control/appropriate response for individual incentive and control groups was 8.36% (95% CI, 2.40% to 13.00%; P=.005).

§: % proportional difference in absolute degree of estimated confounded between estimates for the specific aggregation scenario and the basic scenario at the same variable selection method on the natural log scale with RCT finding of 0.5.

Thus, the proportional difference in absolute degree of estimated confounding between the two estimates = (0.482 - 0.577 /0.577 = −16.3%.

For the phenotype all epilepsy, we calculate that when including five principal component axes as covariates, ∼9% of our estimate of h L 2 corresponds to inflation from these sources (i.e. in absolute terms, our estimate was inflated by ∼3%); the 9% value becomes 8% for focal epilepsy and 1% for non-focal epilepsy (Supplementary Fig. 1).