Where zero cell counts rendered odds ratios inestimable using ordinary logistic regression, we used exact logistic regression.
The public availability of databases is of inestimable value, because the collective use of data leads to the discovery of new knowledge that goes beyond the results yielded by individual experiments.
A report by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, titled Delaware: An Onshore Tax Haven, said the state's tax code made it "a magnet for people looking to create anonymous shell companies, which individuals and corporations can use to evade an inestimable amount in federal and foreign taxes".
Questions have been raised by international inspectors about why, despite Washington's assurances that allied forces had secured this facility, an army of looters roamed here freely for days, ransacking vaults and warehouses that contained ample radioactive poisons that could be used to manufacture an inestimable quantity of so-called dirty bombs.
They are inestimable tools to complement the traditional methods used in organic synthesis.
Under model (1.1) and the loss function (1.2), if is inestimable, then if and only if.
Consider the model (1.1) with the loss function (1.2), if is inestimable, then if and only if.
It has caused us extraordinary problems and exacted inestimable losses.
The use of more than 1 radiograph is of course inestimable when there is a need to display the roots of a tooth with as little superimposition onto each other as possible and when root fractures are suspected [ 18].
The forces of maternal guilt being inestimable, failing to breast-feed possibly serves as one more thing mothers use to browbeat themselves, while subtle and not-so-subtle cultural messages often hurry the weaning process.
Linear and non-linear transformations are used to partition the parameter space into estimable and inestimable subspaces.
