Sentence examples for pattern of estimate from inspiring English sources

Card et al. ([2010]) show that the approach we follow would be invalid if the pattern of estimate sign and significance were generated by differences in precision rather than differences in effect size.

The pattern of estimated phonological distances of rotated sounds were significantly related to the pattern of discrimination errors for both the rotated vowel and consonant pairs (Mantel test [12], Vowels r = −0.81, n = 10, p<0.008; Consonants r = −0.30, n = 105, p<0.002).

The pattern of estimates suggests some publication bias.

This indicated that the spatial pattern of estimated GWP still has large uncertainty.

The pattern of estimates was virtually unchanged from the primary model above, with all paths remaining significant or non-significant.

To produce the observed pattern of estimates, confounding by asbestos should act differently in each latency period.

We found a similar pattern of estimates of relative excess risk due to interaction when we considered well arsenic concentration as a continuous variable.

Also, unrealistically eliminating the delay from infection to detectible antibodies did not alter the pattern of estimates from the study protocol, although the delay did shift the description of the epidemic forward in time.

The same pattern of estimates decreasing after adjustment for smoking and alcohol can be seen from the separate results for chewing tobacco, snuff and unspecific smokeless tobacco, although for snuff and particularly chewing tobacco numbers of estimates adjusted for both factors are very low.

Fourth, post-survey review of data relating to BMI and smoking resulted in fewer missing data for the men and differences in age ranges between men and women meant that not all data could be used for this analysis, although the overall pattern of estimates is consistent with hazard ratios we have reported previously [ 7, 19].

Temporal variation patterns of estimated MTT were similar in all sub-catchments, but with differing amplitudes.