Sentence examples for may have estimated from inspiring English sources

Participants may have estimated the number of portions on the basis of experience or familiarity (Brogden & Almiron-Roig, 2010; Brunstrom et al., 2008), which were only partially accounted in our study design (i.e. participants had to be familiar only with half of the foods to be eligible).

The EST assembly may have estimated the number of unique genes in the libraries inaccurately due to sequencing errors, sequence polymorphisms, alternate splicing of transcripts, and lack of overlap of 3'and 5' sequences representing the same gene product [ 22, 23].

Use of a mathematical nonlinear clearance model may have estimated the accumulation of piperacillin seen in patient 3. Additionally, optimal design of plasma sampling time points may maximize the information gained from each sample and allow better estimation of parameters, such as clearance and volume of distribution.

During the design phase of a trial, the investigators may have estimates of the valid range of the health indicator which is the primary outcome variable.

In our study, low birth weight was more common among controls (16.8%) than IL cases (8.0%), which may have estimates of the magnitude of the association with birth weight.

Some letters may have an estimated monthly payment.

In states where property transactions aren't publicly disclosed, some percentage of sale values may have been estimated using industry-standard ratios to the mortgage amount.

Finally, the solid culture used as reference standard for detecting TB may have under estimated the culture positivity rate.

Thus, higher prevalence rates may have been estimated in these studies as a lower socio-economic status is associated with an increased risk of obesity [ 36].

Only James and co-workers [ 27] did not undertake an intention to treat analysis, which may have over estimated the effect of the intervention.

Recall bias is therefore likely, and cases and contacts may have reported estimated rather than precise dates of onset of illness.