Sentence examples for mean estimated in from inspiring English sources

Besides, they approximated it from a maximum a posteriori model where each region is modeled by the mean estimated in a local Gaussian neighborhood.

The mean estimated in utero and preconception doses in the offspring of both female and male RTs generally decreased over time, declining approximately four- to sixfold from the 1930s through the 1970s and 1980s.

The relative rarity of stillbirth in this population means estimates in sub-group analysis have in some cases been calculated from a small number of events, resulting in wide confidence intervals.

Mean estimated bear density in exurban areas (6 49 houses/km2) was 0.18 individuals/km2 compared to 0.12 individuals/km2 in rural areas (<6 houses/km2).

Nevertheless, we used these mean estimates in the ICER calculation rather than the calculated average cost per participant (column 4).

LSGM concentrations provide geometric mean estimates (in micrograms per liter) after adjustment for all covariates in the model.

Due to the skewness in the distribution of the cluster proportions, a log transformation was applied and the mean of the log-proportions over clusters (log of the geometric mean) was estimated in each arm.

This is considerably shorter than the mean duration estimated in the NTI study in Bangalore for the mix of smear-positive and smear-negative patients, suggesting a much shorter duration for smear-positive than for smear-negative patients.

The reverse ordering in group mean estimates could result in serious bias to the estimators of regression parameters.

(When people claim that Marilyn Monroe wore a size sixteen, that doesn't mean what they think it means; estimates put her in the equivalent of a size four to eight today).

The absolute levels of means and proportions estimated in our study may, therefore, be underestimated.