Sentence examples for lowest estimate for from inspiring English sources

The estimated number of life years gained still exceeded the losses when the lowest estimate for physical activity was compared with the highest estimate for air pollution and traffic accidents (benefits/risks ratio of 2).

A similar argument shows why Si,k=0 (i.e. ignoring all the unknown events) has the lowest estimate for μ k at each level of incomplete data.

Dave Weigel, a chronicler of conservative politics, noted on Thursday that "even the lowest estimate" for Palin's online audience bests conventional presidential aspirants like Tim Pawlenty.

In the presence of extracellular Mg2+ based on the population average this setting provided the lowest estimate for the mSCT frequency (0.009 ± 0.004 min−1 per ROI).

The lowest estimate for relative risk was 1.01 (for all residents ≥ 60 years of age at baseline); the highest estimate was 1.54 (for farmers < 45 years of age at baseline).

Values for internal consistency measured with Cronbach's α, SEM, and MDC are displayed in Table 7. Computed Cronbach's α values revealed the highest estimate for the kinaesthetic KVIQ-G subscale (long version) and the lowest estimate for Imaprax-G with 0.70.

For model type I regression coefficients for DBH differ by around 40 % with lowest estimates for agroforestry and highest values for forests and grasslands.

According to the study, this is more than the lowest estimates for extant birds (44.6 percent), but still close to the typical ratios of the smallest sexually mature alligators which range from 45.9 47.9 percent.

The lowest estimates, for both Tanzania and India, were the cost per day in a primary health centre ($9.84 and $18.75 respectively) while the highest estimates ($18.69 and $35.41) were obtained from tertiary hospitals [23], [24].

Estimates of nursery traits' heritability were low to moderate, with lowest estimates for resistance traits.

The lowest estimates for each outcome variable was always noted for those who were underweight.