Sentence examples for make our estimate from inspiring English sources

The crude measures and potential misclassification of exposure may make our estimate more conservative.

A large proportion of former injectors with unknown but presumably low test coverage would make our estimate more uncertain and most likely too low.

Because our primary and secondary analysis controlled for or removed potential confounders from the analysis, we believe that the misclassified cases are not likely to be associated with PPI use, which is expected to make our estimate conservative.

The idea is to make our estimates contingent on work places in which collective bargaining determines vacation entitlements and works councils represent the interests of employees.

A significant viability effect on the offspring of MA females would make our estimates of conservative.

This is likely to make our estimates less precise rather than creating spurious results.

With regards to the quality of data, we have used the best possible source of information to make our estimates.

We note that the inclusion of TBAs by some countries in their data (for instance Democratic Republic of Congo) will make our estimates for the number of non-SBA births, as defined by the WHO, too low.

This method of maintaining control lines is likely to be ineffective in preventing mutations of very small effect to fix, however, and will make our estimates of the total effect of MA conservative.

Rather than attempt to harmonise these definitions, we note that the inclusion of TBAs by some countries in their skilled birth attendance estimates make our estimates for the number of women giving birth without skilled attendance in those countries optimistic, according to the WHO definition of skilled birth attendance.

To the extent that this type of response bias occurred, it is likely to make our estimates of the understanding and perceived usefulness of quarantine information among affected families higher than might be the case in all families affected by quarantine.