Sentence examples for incorporated in estimates from inspiring English sources
Birth size values are rarely incorporated in estimates of G1 progression.
Uncertainty about imputed values is reflected in differences between different imputed datasets, and incorporated in the estimated standard errors and associated p-values for each fitted model based on the pooled datasets.
Limitations of our study include the assumptions underlying our simulations, even though we used the best estimates from the literature and incorporated the uncertainty in estimates in our models.
In this work the influence of the interface layer is incorporated into estimates of critical volume fraction through an excluded volume model.
To account for overdispersion in the count data, extra-Poisson variability was modeled and incorporated into estimates of standard errors.[24] Parameter estimates were transformed to rate ratios.
To account for overdispersion in the count data, extra-Poisson variability was modeled and incorporated into estimates of SEs.
Furthermore, standard errors of decay and production rates used in our analyses were combined with estimated standard errors of sign encounter rate on transects and variability associated with detectability, and incorporated in the overall estimate of variation of the abundance estimates [36], [63].
The rates incorporated in Sankula's estimates often differ from those published for the same year by USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) [8].
All probabilities used in our simulations were based on the literature and incorporated plausible ranges for the uncertainty in estimates.
Since the truncated measurements represent all RSS measurements below −110 dBm and above −48 dBm, they introduce a large bias in the position estimate when incorporated in the RSS measurement set.
In multiple regression models, we incorporated satellite estimates and geographic predictor variables to capture background and regional pollutant variation and used deterministic gradients to capture local-scale variation.
