Sentence examples for mean slope estimates from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, one might have assumed that the mean slope estimates would remain roughly the same across movies with different numbers of shots, but with decreased variance (not increased slope) as the number of shots per movie increased.

Hence, the mean corrected intercept estimate decreases from -3.049 to -5.273 between these limits; and the mean slope estimates (α1) increases from 0.303 to 0.535.

Under an assumption of exchangeable bias, a posterior mean slope is estimated and indicates the extent of small-study effect across the network.

The mean of slope estimate of the LGC model reduced to −1.74 (P<0.001) points per 3 years, which is considerably less than the estimates obtained with Models 1 and 2 (−2.99 and −2.87 points respectively) which applied the ignorable missing data assumption.

We then estimated population trend and SE as the mean slope parameter and SE estimates from 999 fitted GLM's for each species.

For the non-winter periods, the radar derived slope estimates (mean = 0.0003) were constant over the mission lifetime, and in agreement with previously measured USGS water surface slopes and slopes determined from USGS topographic maps.

Figure  4b presents the mean and 95% confidence intervals of single log-transformed slope estimates obtained by all estimation procedures and all simulated psychophysical functions.

In this regard, we proposed an alternative algorithm to estimate the mean slope angle for enhancing the capability of the STIV, which used correlation coefficient between odd and even image splits from the given spatio-temporal image.

Plasticity levels for each population were then calculated as the mean slope, and standard deviations were estimated based on variation between isolate slopes.

For longitudinal assessments of the rate of change of an outcome over time, such as the slope of the decline in eGFR, a random-effects (random coefficient) model will be used to estimate the mean slope within each treatment group, allowing for random variation of slopes among subjects (36).

These slope estimates and the arithmetic means hardly differed (2 4 %), and both calculation principles are equally suitable.