Sentence examples for makes our estimates from inspiring English sources

This assumption likely makes our estimates an upper bound on the effects of the VR program on CPPD transfers to individuals.

This means that the incidence of diabetes was underestimated in the follow-up, which probably makes our estimates rather conservative.

In other words, we gain precision from using single imputation, and this makes our estimates more reliable.

We believe that greater sample size and longer duration of follow-up makes our estimates more robust.

Boys lost to follow-up had no statistically different values according to screen time, BMD or other determinants measured at FF1, which makes our estimates more robust.

The small sample makes our estimates of the prevalence of psychiatric disorders imprecise; for bipolar disorder, for example, the difference of a few cases would markedly alter our proportions.

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.

Third, when comparing tidepools with and without Littorina, snail respiration, which can increase slightly just after sunrise (the time of our incubations) [42], would have marginally reduced net productivity rates, making our estimates of consumer enhancement of biomass-specific algal productivity conservative.

Such misclassification bias would have made our estimates more conservative compared to true associations.

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.