Sentence examples for participation estimates from inspiring English sources
The variation in participation (estimates range from 5.8 million participants <18 years to 74 million participants >7 years) and rates of injury from skateboarding can only be accurately described by examining multiple years of data.
The participation estimates indicate that an increase in the match rate by 25 cents per dollar of employee contribution raises 401(k) participation by 5 percentage points.
This measurement error is unlikely to be correlated with our measures of other sources of income, but will reduce the precision of our Housing Benefit participation estimates.
The international Falun Gong community is estimated to number in the hundreds of thousands, though participation estimates are imprecise on account of a lack of formal membership.
The Urban Institute pegs the cost of parental leave at somewhere between $7.2 billion and $15 billion in 2025, based on participation estimates ranging from 24%to50%0% of new parents.
Participation estimates for each water district was estimated for age and gender strata.
* not estimated due to small number of events ┼ Rates of participation estimated from the General Social Survey [ 12] Age-standardized incidence rates for both sexes are shown in Figure 1.
This participation estimate of 60% is likely conservative, as the programme would not include the time-consuming assessments that were undertaken purely for research purposes.
The participation estimated via log-ins and messages posted varied from one module to another, with maximal interest shown for modules "Trauma post Accidents", "HIV/AIDS" and "Mother and Child health" followed by "Infectious Diseases" and "Food/Malnutrition", issues that rank high among health priorities in sub-Saharan Africa as reported in the Kaiser/Pew Global Health Survey [ 34].
Similarly, WHODAS II self-care and getting around sections, NHP physical mobility section, RDQ and ODI total scores had high correlations (> 0.70) with the θR-CAT activity-participation estimates (Table 3).
More generally, however, depending on the processes underlying earnings dynamics and program participation, these estimates may have biases that are not present in cross-sectional matching estimates.
