Sentence examples for more stable estimates from inspiring English sources

Although the shrinkage estimators are biased, they have smaller variances than do the community-specific estimators, thus providing more stable estimates of risk over time.

The smoothing procedure of the Kalman filter (Katayama 1983) was added as an option to the final part of the analysis procedure in order to obtain more stable estimates.

Second, while many prosocial tasks are only applicable one time, the ZPG can be played multiple rounds and on different time points with the same subjects thus allowing for more stable estimates of prosocial behavior, the usage in neuroscientific settings where many trial repetitions are needed, and, the assessment of changes in prosocial behavior over time through interventions.

In addition, the larger number of events provides more stable estimates and therefore facilitates comparisons.

By doing repeated cross-validation, it is possible to reduce variability and provide more stable estimates.

Combining the samples by pooling was a logical action in order to obtain more stable estimates.

Authors' response : We used error to define the stability of the estimation, smaller error implies more stable estimate.

Under the given conditions, the Rasch model allowed a more stable estimate of the person and item parameters, and an easier interpretation of the scale (Wilson 2005).

In addition, it is likely a more stable estimate of exposure than a single-time-point air sample.

To provide a more stable estimate of risk in this population, 8429 additional CGEMS subjects were genotyped for rs1607237.

Whether more trials would indeed result in a more stable estimate of WMS can be tested by administering a more extended version of the SMS-task.