Sentence examples for pronounced estimates from inspiring English sources

Studies conducted on the same topic with varying sample sizes will have varying effect estimates with more pronounced estimates in small sample studies, or studies with highly stratified data.

This decrease was more pronounced for estimates based on skew-normal approximation than resampling.

Overall, bias was more pronounced in estimates of alcohol-related harm compared with all-cause mortality and persisted after the application of survey weights and direct age standardization.

With a higher marker density, the decline of LD throughout the genome may be more pronounced once better estimates can be made between SNPs pairs at smaller map intervals.

Gender differences were pronounced with an estimated 2-month prevalence for any depressive disorder of 13.7% (95% CI 9.5 - 19.2) among girls compared to 5.2%9595% CI 1.7-12.8) among boys (p < 0.05).

The pronounced differences between the estimates obtained at different sites are noteworthy.

This discrepancy was most pronounced in India, with estimates varying from 1461 median MET-minutes from IPAQ to 356 median MET-minutes from GPAQ.

This difference became even more pronounced when the risk estimates were adjusted for female age, female smoking and several other known or suspected risk factors.

However, for IQs, point estimates became more pronounced.

The errors in ancestry estimates are more pronounced when the number of rSNPs falls to ~500 SNPs.

We demonstrate that even with identical calibration regimes and molecular clock methods, the influence of homoplasy has a pronounced affect on divergence time estimates.