Sentence examples for largest point estimates from inspiring English sources

As a result, we conduct permutation tests in which we generate a coefficient 'estimate' for each of the 44 states in our data using the specification which resulted in the largest point estimates – columns (1 - 3) of panel 2. Figure 2 plots histograms of these placebo coefficient estimates, with the red line indicating the coefficient estimate for California.

Even the largest point estimates of the marginal effect of advancing paternal age in Table 3, those from Model 1, would not even net out to zero against the protective effects of increasing maternal education.

Across all specifications, the largest point estimate of the effect of being in the TTP on enrollment in a four-year institution is 2 percentage points.

The low power for fever associated discomfort at 48 hours was reflected by the large P values and wide confidence intervals for all three comparisons, although the largest point estimate and upper confidence limit favoured ibuprofen over paracetamol.

In fact, based on the sample size formulas of Fitzmaurice et al. [ 32] and assuming that log BNP) is modeled, in order to have 80% power to detect a 5.6% increase in BNP associated with an interquartile range increase in PM2.5 (the largest point estimate for PM2.5 observed in the current study), a longitudinal study with 5 bi-weekly measures per subject would require approximately 135 subjects.

The complete cases analysis gives larger point estimates than the newly introduced methods.

In the base model with only central site data, we obtained the widest credible intervals and large point estimates (in absolute value).

Larger point estimates and wider CIs were observed for the Monitor PM2.5 compared with the BlueSky PM2.5, partially due to some very high concentrations (up to 988 μg/m) forecast by BlueSky.

Larger point estimates of association were found for salbutamol dispensations in more smoky areas compared with less smoky areas, but this was not observed for asthma-related physician visits.

Casualties as a whole were reduced by 41.9%95%5% confidence interval 36.0% to 47.8%), with slightly larger point estimates for the reductions in all casualties in children aged 0-15 and in the numbers killed or seriously injured.

Alternatively, it is possible that, despite the large point estimates (see Table  2), the wide confidence intervals for the other feminine hygiene products could reflect the larger variety of scented and unscented products in these different categories relative to those available for douching; unfortunately, specific brand information and detail about scent was not collected in NHANES.