Sentence examples for more closely estimate from inspiring English sources

However, this would be necessary to more closely estimate the prevalence of persistent postsurgical pain as defined by Macrae and Davies (1999) and the prevalence of neuropathic pain as defined by the International Association for the Study of Pain (pain caused by a lesion or disease of the somatosensory nervous system).

Online interactive dietary planners and calorie calculators can help more closely estimate your necessary daily calorie intake and precise portion sizes.

Our models adjusted for dose to more closely approximate the risk estimates associated with standard-dose therapy.

The isolation of Carnarvon Gorge and Tasmania from the rest of the mainland was examined more closely to estimate the time since the populations split and whether there is any remaining migration.

To further study the mode of evolution of antennal coiling in Diplazontinae, we examined more closely the estimated transition rates between the two states, especially, whether the rate of change from the state 'absent' to 'present' (rate0- > 1) was equal to zero.

For gestational age specific comparisons of neonatal mortality rates, we used the clinical estimate of gestation, as this is more reliable and corresponds more closely with estimates of gestational age from other countries.

We did this for two reasons: first, by choosing outgroup species that are more closely related, we can estimate evolutionary rates with higher confidence (because we avoid the issue of saturation).

The new calculation also conforms more closely to census estimates.

A version of the rule proposed a year and a half ago would have required lenders to offer a single price for the various costs of processing the mortgage -- including such expenses as appraisals and title insurance -- or to stick much more closely to initial estimates of those costs.

We obtain more closely comparable iF estimates for these two cities (to within ∼±30%) after harmonizing demographic input parameters, which can vary substantially among studies of megacities.

But using the date of an echocardiogram meant that the patients were medically supervised more closely; the absolute estimates of one year costs may be inflated when compared with other points in the natural history of heart failure.