Sentence examples for most consistent estimates from inspiring English sources

The most consistent estimates, and most widely cited, seem to come out of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, lobbying groups like the Tobacco-Free Kids initiative, and the president's prevention initiative.

For hard targets the simplest methods (windowed sum, peak and quadratic) gave the most consistent estimates.

Standardized difference scores were computed, proven to be the most consistent estimates among informant discrepancies and informant characteristics by De Los Reyes and Kazdin [ 22].

Of the three discrepancy measures De Los Reyes and Kazdin [ 1] compared in their study, standardized difference scores produced the most consistent estimates among informant discrepancies and informant characteristics.

The rate of 2.97×10−4 substitutions per site per year [34] used in the present analysis is most consistent with estimates made in several studies [54].

In summary, the most consistent date estimates obtained by either PhyML or BEAST were those obtained with datasets that contained a mixture of inter-species and intra-species.

The most consistent effect estimates were in the metropolitan urbanized strata, where a negative trend was observed.

Since the EMR produced the time estimates most consistent with the resequencing-based estimates, we compared the times of additional nodes within the tree between these two methods (Fig. 4).

We chose to use SpliceTrap instead of other RNA-Seq analysis tools due to the fact that the SpliceTrap model is exclusively focused on optimizing a local, exon-centric splicing model (which is also our main focus), and that, in our experience, SpliceTrap produces one of the most robust and consistent estimates of inclusion ratios among the tools we compared (Wu et al. 2011).

Also, our phylogeny estimate for relationships among squamate species based on the combined nuclear and mitochondrial gene analyses were most consistent with other recent estimates of squamate phylogeny [32], [40], [41].

Our in vivo MIRU mutation rate, 2.70 × 10-03 per locus, per year, is most consistent with the highest publocusd estimates.