Sentence examples for more variable estimates from inspiring English sources

Experimental data indicate that children use the same criteria as do adults, but give more variable estimates of duration.

Male population estimates among models were similarly within a range of 16.6%, while the less-sampled females provided more variable estimates among models (within 34.7% of each other).

In summary, throughout the period studied, use of blood culture alone as a measure afforded more variable estimates of current trend than other measures, and detected changes in incidence later.

Further, the IPW method may give more variable estimates and thus less precision [ 12].

This will provide more variable estimates of exposure and potentially allow for more accurate and precise estimates of the cardiovascular risks of outdoor-generated PM2.5.

Even more variable estimates of reliability are obtained for rating specific components of care or other settings of care [ 10, 11, 21, 22].

These results are at odds with studies showing that, in both perceptual and production tasks, visual stimuli produce more variable time estimates than auditory ones [5], [21] [23], and that the temporal precision increases as a function of the number of intervals to be timed [5], [18] [20].

The two centre-level models led to more variable point estimates and relatively low interval coverage or statistical power depending on whether or not heterogeneity of treatment contrasts was considered in the analysis.

Population estimates were much more variable and some estimates of the DO method were extremely large at detection probabilities less than 40%.

Smaller libraries also appeared to be more variable in their estimates of RXE.

The sensitivity estimates were lower and more variable than the specificity estimates in both sample groups (Table 2).