Sentence examples for log of estimated from inspiring English sources

We assumed approximate normality for the log of estimated relative risks when calculating 95% confidence intervals.

Thyroid, kidney, and testicular cancer risk increased with an increase in the log of estimated cumulative PFOA serum concentration (Table 4); this association was statistically significant only for testicular cancer at the p = 0.05 level.

The increase in testicular and kidney cancer risk by increasing log of estimated cumulative PFOA serum concentration was stronger in community residents compared with DuPont workers (see Supplemental Material, Table S2).

Because we used a log transformation of estimated calories, the exponentiated parameter estimate is the relative change in estimated calorie content per unit increase for linear predictors or compared with a reference group for categorical predictors.

The response variable in these models was the natural log of the estimated bacterial load.

This was achieved by subtracting the natural log of the estimated analytical SD from each of the ln-transformed SDs and then fitting models without an intercept term.

To determine the PCR efficiency for each tested kit, a standard curve was plotted based on Ct values obtained from samples containing 10 to 10 copies/ µL against the log of the estimated RNA copy number in the sample.

We compute a likelihood ratio test assuming under the null hypothesis ρ = 0, that is, the log-likelihood for the probit model with the sample selection is equal to the sum of the log-likelihoods of estimating a probit model for modern irrigation and the selection equation separately.

In this log-log specification the estimated coefficient of the variable Rev_hosp gives the elasticity of the Caesarean section rate with respect to hospital revenue per bed.

* Results obtained after analyses of log squared estimated residuals under different scenarios, given as mean (s.e). of 20 replicates.

Estimates of R1 were plotted by asbestos type, with the variance of log(R1) estimated as (1/ EMC+1/ EM) and for R2 as (1/ ELC+1/ Oall/ Oall).