Sentence examples for quite small estimates from inspiring English sources

The effect sizes were small, however, and our quite small estimates - although probably somewhat attenuated - should be interpreted with some optimism: most people with somatically ill partners appear to cope quite well with their caregiver burden.

As a result, significant difference between two facilities was quite small, and is estimated to be less than 0.001%.

The residence time of the hydrogen sulfide in the water column is quite small and is estimated to be about 90 150 years.

As is evident in the tables, for some of the surveys the samples are quite small; therefore, the point estimates lack statistical precision (this has been flagged by giving estimates based on a cell size of less than 25 in parentheses).

"The effect on fitness [from losing a gene on the Y] is quite small normally," Kaiser said, "estimated at about 1 2percentt for genes that are lethal when both copies are lost.

In the analyses stratified by HER-2/ neu and menopausal or ER status numbers are quite small and for some risk estimates the confidence intervals are wide and the estimates of risk unstable.

Thus, in this case there is perhaps not even a basis for a placebo test since the initial estimate is quite small.

The estimates of λ in both methods were quite small; this could be an artifact of the methods, which tend to produce small estimates of λ when estimates of γ are large.

Some of the samples on which these models are estimated can be quite small, leaving few, if any, observations with a particular characteristic of interest.

The estimated average value of the standard deviation equaling 0.11 is quite small as compared to a value of 0.62 estimated from the data on patients (n = 88) with hyperdiploid (HYPERDIP) acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

As Fig. 14 shows, the errors of the ACFs estimated with xMLAA are quite small for the LORs within the emission sinogram support.