Sentence examples for modified estimates from inspiring English sources

A priori belief concerning the true values of parameters, incorporating uncertainty, is quantified (prior distributions) based on previous knowledge of test performance and updated by the addition of empirical data (expressed in the likelihood) to generate modified estimates (posterior distributions) of said parameters.

A simulation study demonstrated that 'bending' could substantially increase the achieved response to selection based on an index derived using the modified estimates [ 14].

While this is reassuring, the modified estimates evidently cannot have any accuracy, which further stresses the qualitative nature of the inference from the single-locus coalescence analyses.

Possible coincidence with some climatic events in MYA (after [21]) is indicated, as well as modified estimates derived from slightly different molecular clocks (1.5 to 2.5%/MY; see additional file 1b for further details).

We used these probabilities to inflate prevalence estimates, such that the modified estimates could be interpreted as (extrapolated) measures of the prevalence of 5-year history of metastatic bone disease.

Other relevant potential confounders (see Methods), were also tested but not included in the final model because they were not independently related to the outcome, nor modified estimates for the remaining variables.

Abbreviations: mRS = modified estimated Rankin Scale; NIHSS = estimated National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale.

How should we modify estimates of achievable market share and size and target markets?

Moreover, including credibility in the model for treatment effect did not importantly modify estimates.

Adjustment for physical activity did not modify estimates adjusted for SES.

We questioned whether incorporating such prognostic information on dropouts would modify estimates of covariate effects on the SOFA course as exposed above.