Sentence examples for in its estimation from inspiring English sources

Sir, Your correspondents' main assertion is that our estimate of lead time in breast screening is too large due to the inclusion of all breast cancer cases in its estimation and that as a consequence our estimate of overdiagnosis is too small.

The adoption of the ICA model by BTP should enable further improvements over time, as the more the model is used, and the more data is included in this model, the more it is likely to iteratively improve in its estimation of the location of the below ground theft.

Another problem with the 'European average' is that it assumes that all the data sets used in its estimation are of equal quality in terms of accuracy and completeness of recording both incident cases and subsequent deaths.

The Court disagrees with Blumer’s conclusion: The (e)(2)(C) hearing is properly comprehended as a preeligibility projection of the couple’s posteligibility financial situation; it is not unreasonable for a State to include in its estimation of the “community spouse’s income” in that posteligibility period an income transfer the law permits at that time.

This number is so large, for this example, because of the small effect size estimated from the meta-analysis (i.e. if an intervention effect does exist, it is likely to be small) and the large uncertainty in its estimation.

The fashion industry has long had a fraught relationship with older women, which in its estimation is women over the age of 50.

This is notably conservative in its estimations of non-input expenses.

(1) Y i = β 0 + β 1 x 1 i + β 2 x 2 i + β 3 x 1 i x 2 i + ε i This model not only allows for estimating the gene-drug effect but also takes into consideration the variance among the replicates in its estimations.

In addition, its estimation accuracy is quite consistent regardless of the target node location and ranging error.

The linear LS estimator is not asymptotically unbiased: as shown in simulation results, its estimation accuracy tends to saturate as M grows.

Unlike the traditional ordinary least square (OLS) method, the spatial regression method incorporates the potential spatial correlation among the observations in its coefficient estimation.