Sentence examples for persistent estimates from inspiring English sources

4. BayesB yielded more persistent estimates of SNP effects over generations.

Thus, the four additional generations of genetic drift, and thus change of LD, did not reduce the accuracies much, especially not for BayesB, which seemed to yield more persistent estimates of SNP effects over generations.

Where LBP becomes recurrent or persistent (estimates range widely from 2% to 56% 9 10), patients are at risk of becoming deconditioned, depressed and immobile, reducing their ability to work and leading to extensive healthcare and societal costs.

But as far as Commission staff members have ascertained, the persistent low estimate did not deter front-line responders to the spill, who were working under a worst-case assumption that turned out to be in the ballpark of the actual flow.

The heritability of persistent colonization, estimated by variance component methods, was 0.19±0.21 (p = 0.31).

Congeners with lower bromine contents are particularly persistent, with estimated half-lives ranging between 2 and 12 years in humans (Geyer et al. 2004).

The WHO, which calls unsafe abortion a "persistent, preventable pandemic", estimates that in 2008, 12% of all maternal deaths in Latin America and the Caribbean were caused by abortions.

This analysis selects coherent pixels, which are termed persistent scatterers, and estimates pixel displacement.

Moore et al. (2003) estimated persistent 700 m3/sec water based on the channel width and meander wavelength.

At bivariate analysis, the relative risk of persistent hypertension was estimated at the 95% confidence level.

It is biologically and ecologically persistent, with an estimated half-life of 7 years in humans.