Sentence examples for of which estimate from inspiring English sources

This kind of variable is normally estimated using logit or probit models, both of which estimate parameters using maximum likelihood approach.

Therefore, it appears that the fasta method works regardless of which estimate of heritability is used.

The overall results are contradicted by the largest and most precise trials, both of which estimate virtually no difference between the groups.

Reporting the results of all tried classifiers would be confusing, need too much space, and unavoidably raise the question of which estimate is the "right one".

And we cite UN reports from 2002 and 2003 about the resource-theft-related carnage that Kagame's forces had extended to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the first of which estimated "more than 3.5 million excess deaths".

The center looked at two studies, one of which estimated that a marijuana tax could bring in $9 billion a year in state and federal tax revenues and save roughly the same amount on law enforcement.

The potential area for floodplain restoration based on land use and hydromorphological characteristics amounts to 8102 km2 for the whole Danube River, of which estimated 75% have a high restoration potential.

Usually, serological studies of influenza in the community will be motivated by a whole set of questions of which estimating the cumulative incidence will only be one.

The study consisted of two parts, the first of which estimated utilities for the QoL-AGHDA based on data obtained from a survey of the general population in England and Wales (E&W).

Of course, this isn't substantiated by studies into levels of fraud, which estimate that fraudulent DLA claims make up about 0.5% of the total cost.

The only good news here is that the Obama Administration raised the social cost of carbon, which estimates the cost of pollution to society, to $38 per ton from $23 per ton.