Sentence examples for patterns of estimated from inspiring English sources

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

Temporal patterns of estimated effects also varied among MSAs.

Conclusion: We observed two separable patterns of estimated health benefits and risks associated with different types of greenness.

In general, patterns of estimated changes in mortality associated with observed or predicted ATlag01 = 25.3°C versus 8.5°C were similar after adjustment for ambient air pollution.

Spatial patterns of estimated attributable IHD mortality rates varied by pollutant: estimated mortality due to increased PM2.5 and NOx were greater in high- than in low-walkability neighborhoods, whereas estimated IHD mortality due to increased O3 was greater in low- than in high-walkability neighborhoods.

The four clustering models resulted in highly similar patterns of estimated membership coefficients, and these patterns were also similar to the pattern found with structure (Figure 4, Figure S1, Wang et al. [15]).

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).

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

For several measures that could be related to preferential treatment bias, the elite group presented a different pattern of estimated breeding values for milk yield compared to the other combinations of trait and group: for instance, for milk yield, the average difference between estimated breeding values with or without own yield deviations was significantly different from 0 for this group.

When we assessed for explanations for the observed longitudinal pattern of estimated community plasma HIV-1 RNA (figure), we found that the number of individuals who had started antiretroviral therapy increased during the study period from 42.5% in 1996 to 69.6% in 2007 (Mantel test for trend across all 11 years P<0.001).

Figure  5 shows the patterns of ancestry estimated using the different panels and compared to the expected ancestry in these genomes (equal membership in Africa, East Asia and Europe; ~33%).