Sentence examples for in estimates that from inspiring English sources

The test involves comparison of results from an efficient estimator (ie, lower sample-to-sample variation in estimates) that does not correct for possible endogeneity of program exposure (random effects is such an estimator) with a less efficient estimator that does correct for the potential endogeneity of program exposure (fixed effects is the classic choice in the longitudinal data setting).

The antilog gives an unbiased predictor of median nitrate value resulting in estimates that are more robust to outlier observations than a mean estimator.

In estimates that Dimantchev considers conservative, the Port Talbot works alone received more than £239m over that period.

The people who were hurt the most were Congressional Republicans who put their faith in estimates that turned out to be wrong".

Today, Judge Lamberth criticized the administration for failing to notify him earlier that a series of unsuccessful computer tests had delayed the project, resulting in estimates that ranged from a few months to several years.

Noteworthy also are discrepancies in estimates that may result from different spatial resolution of models and/or input data.

It cited a small number of published studies in estimating that 7,000 patients died each year from medication errors.

In estimating that twenty-four million people stand to lose their insurance coverage, the C.B.O. said that fourteen million of this total would be accounted for by reductions in Medicaid rolls.

He concluded that the earlier study, commissioned by the American Petroleum Institute, was far off in estimating that the oil from the refuge would represent 3.5percentt of world oil production.

This results in parameter estimates that converge well.

Roland Berger, a consultancy in Munich, estimates that in Germany in 2020 more people will be employed in environmental technology industries than in the car industry.