Sentence examples for powerful estimates from inspiring English sources

Armed with local knowledge of where farms, paved surfaces, and septic fields may be contributing to toxic runoff, she says, "people will be able to make more powerful estimates of where risk of contamination might be higher".

Pooling sequences from multiple mitochondrial protein-coding genes should result in statistically more powerful estimates of relationships among species that diverged sufficiently recently that most nucleotide substitutions are synonymous.

In a comparative analysis, several datasets gathered to test related hypotheses are combined to obtain more powerful estimates for a common hypothesis.

The figures on production and information on health care consumption are retrieved directly from registers, and present as such quite powerful estimates of true average production and health care consumption.

If we do the pooling successfully, however, then a more powerful estimate of the true "effect size" – a measure of the strength of a relationship between two things being studied – can be calculated.

The more powerful estimate of effect size of treatment gained from the combined trial results was used to extend and confirm the individual trial outcomes.

With a low-sample size, yet a large number of SNP markers, the Reich-Patterson method provides an unbiased and highly powerful estimate of FST [ 88].

Such an analysis would also allow estimation of treatment effects in particular subgroups of patients on a range of end points of interest and would allow a more powerful estimate of the effects of these treatments on a composite end point of several clinical outcomes than would be available from any individual trial.

This methodology has been proven to be sufficiently powerful to estimate the fault slip distribution of a tsunamigenic earthquake, considering that most of the earthquake source occurs beneath the ocean bottom, particularly in subduction zones (Satake and Tanioka 1999; Fujii and Satake 2006; Adriano et al. 2016; Gusman et al. 2017).

Although it has been recognized that 13C-labeling technique is powerful in estimating the metabolic fluxes, and the program-based flux analysis is necessary, one may not be confident with the result obtained without experiences and exhaustive trial and errors in practice due to its black box nature.

Overall, however, our results indicate that the ENM approach is quite powerful in estimating LGM distributions.