Sentence examples for rather high estimates from inspiring English sources

In the previous analysis, one of the more glaring outcomes is that even randomized tips gave rather high estimates of virus control, lying at around 40%.

The FAIR estimate is already considered a rather high estimate — one that is fiercely disputed.

This is a rather high estimate in the context of other information given in the survey.

Rather, the higher estimates of genetic variation found in this study represent a larger IHHNV sample size, collected from multiple genetically distinct populations in the region.

Low estimates suppose that the vaccine only prevents cases with genotypes targeted by the vaccine, while high estimates rather suppose that the vaccine prevents all cases where at least one genotype targeted by the vaccine is present, even in the presence of another genotype.

From the empirical standard deviations of the estimates it can be seen that the uncertainty in the estimates is rather high compared to the empirical mean.

Our estimates assumed rather high values of sensitivity and specificity of the parasite detection test.

n test  = 1 in the outer loop, however, is not the ideal choice since the variability of the prediction error estimate is rather high in this case which is shown in Figure 5.

We have also experimented with setting the emigration intentions dummy equal to one if the respondent reported 1) "very high" and, respectively, 2) "very high" or "rather high" likelihood of emigration; the estimated coefficients had the expected sign but were, at best, marginally significant.

The estimated rates of change in size at first maturation and in growth rate are rather high, and the haldane values estimated for maturation reaction norm mid points (|haldane|: 0.21 0.95) are amongst the highest ever reported and comparable to the high rates reported for Newfoundland Atlantic cod (Olsen et al. 2004).

Although some of the absolute risk estimates may seem rather high, they are consistent with population incidence.