Sentence examples for older estimation from inspiring English sources

(As an aside, we note that while the use of Rr and Rc has been criticized, our likelihood-based estimates of these parameters do not suffer from many of the biases seen with older estimation methods; Dagan et al. 2002).

A number of studies have documented that functional independence and the capacity to perform activities of daily living are considered highly important in determining older adults' estimation of their quality of life [ 29- 33].

The government's 47-year old EFC estimation formula is, at its core, based solely on family income.

In the old situation, estimation of LOS was based on the remeaning LOS after three days.

The reversion of bias in μ and λ might be related to the fact that with very old clades, the estimation essentially only estimates the V/m ratio and any stochasticity in the binding site density in terminal taxa leads to higher μ rate estimates.

As he has become older his time estimation has become less accurate and time seems to be gradually speeding up.

The number of patients 65 years and older with an estimation of ClCG before and after the implementation of the CDSS.

(2) The number of patients aged 65 years and older with an estimation of ClCG before and after the implementation of the CDSS.

While Warren Sapp's "old and slow" estimation of the Steelers' defense after Week 1 was premature and slightly exaggerated, the Steel Curtain now has a higher-than-advertised aluminum content.

In Germany, the Bremen Institute for Epidemiology and Prevention Research reported that hospitalisation rates for FC in 2006 2008 were around 60%% in 9- to 17-month-old children; this estimation was based on different case definitions for hospitalised and non-hospitalised children, and did not take into account the timing of MMR or MMRV vaccination.

Mr. Patel, a research analyst for Fred Alger Management, was only 28, but he had already been everywhere, "probably 20 to 30 countries," in his older brother Yogesh's estimation.