Sentence examples for published estimate from from inspiring English sources

Given the difference in the estimates of the effects of hormone therapy from the ECRIC dataset compared to published clinical trial data, we also fit models (constrained models) with the relative hazard of hormone therapy constrained to the published estimate from the 1998 overviews (relative hazard 0.68 for ER positive tumours).

In the absence of published data on long-term progression or regression rates of precancerous lesions in HIV positive women in Cameroon, we used published estimates from women in the pre-HAART era from Goldie et al [10].

Our longitudinal HIV incidence estimates in this article are slightly lower than previously published estimates from the same community [20], because the current study uses a sample that is different from the one used previously.

More specifically, we compare measured flight distances with published estimates from alternative techniques and theoretical models and describe the spatio-temporal movements and habitat use of one Bombus hortorum individual at our study site.

The RRs of mortality are taken from the published estimates from these studies.

These modest correlations are consistent with previously published estimates from a clonal test in P. mariana[ 54].

The parameters of the Markov model are based on clinical data, published estimates from the literature and expert opinion.

Costs of medical care were based on Medicare payment rates, wholesale prescription drug prices, and published estimates from health economic literature.

Additional file 2 provides a data extraction table with key features in study design and published estimates from the current study and previous comparable studies.

The predicted relative risk in the 40 49 years age group is very similar to the published estimates from the Collaborative Group analysis.

There are few reliable prevalence estimates of specific NCDs in Syria and neighboring countries; however, a 2008 study of adult residents of Aleppo estimated a 5.4%% prevalence of cardiovascular disease and additional published estimates from Syria include a 6.1%% prevalence of chronic respiratory conditions and 20.5 % diabetes prevalence [ 26– 28].