Sentence examples for marginal estimates from inspiring English sources

In this note we provide the only method for estimating a bivariate survival function such that the marginal estimators correspond exactly to the Kaplan-Meier product limit estimators such that there is a relative consistency between the marginal estimates derived via univariate or bivariate methods.

In contrast, the marginal estimates of VANDU's unsanctioned SIF result in a much smaller return, both in its benefit-cost and cost-effectiveness ratios.

Moreover, when the second mathematical model is considered, as outlined in Table 4, averted cases of HIV account for a substantial difference between the economic evaluation of SIFs – especially in terms of the cumulative versus the marginal estimates.

In contrast, the marginal estimates of VANDU's SIF expansion, based on the the second model, result in a much smaller return, in both benefit-cost and cost-effectiveness ratio.

Within-year marginal estimates of day time selection for road density were positive (i.e., elk selected for higher road density) in 3 of 4 years.

Conditional estimates also provide information on why marginal estimates may be counter-intuitive, or how individuals assemble to comprise the marginal estimate.

For example, the marginal estimate of selection for road density in our study indicated that elk selected for higher road density in 3 of the 4 years comprising the study period (Figure 5).

This was twofold greater than the marginal estimate of 1.7.

Plus the marginal estimate is closer to 0 than the mixed estimate.

To estimate the absolute risk of cardiovascular harm for rosiglitazone relative to pioglitazone, we used the fitted Cox proportional hazards model to derive a marginal estimate of the number needed to treat to harm.

The 2.5 and 97.5 percentile of the 1,000 estimated marginal difference estimates by bootstrapping the two-part model with 1,000 iterations were used to construct the 95% confidence interval (CI) for statistical significance.