Sentence examples for reducing the estimates of from inspiring English sources

The full Bayes analysis revealed that incorporating such design features as matched comparison groups in the specification of safety performance functions can significantly improve the fit, while reducing the estimates of the extra-Poisson variation.

Reducing the estimates of effectiveness in individual health interventions, the rank of health interventions was more strongly affected at sufficiently large decreases in intervention effectiveness.

Using the 1997 ADA criteria for IFG (110 125 mg/dl) resulted in 43% fewer subjects meeting the criteria for IFG, reducing the estimate of the prevalence of pre-diabetes in nondiabetic U.S. adults from 34.6 to 19.8% (Table 1).

Reducing the estimate of prescriptions for statins dispensed by the chemist to 70% and to 60% meant that the predictor variable 'percentage of population over 65 years' was no longer statistically significant.

The government has said it wants to avoid nationalisation but analysts noted that the losses had reduced the estimates of Lloyds capital cushion from 6 to 7% three weeks ago to 6 to 6.5% now.

Lemma 3.2 reduced the estimates of (mathbb{E}(t)) to those for (mathbb{G}(t)).

Even when we reduced the estimates of bonds broken with the use of signature pairs already known to predict protein-protein interactions, the loss of connectivity persisted at multiple cell compartments.

We have used the conventional approach, but taking into the above uncertainties would have reduced the estimates of specificity.

These factors were not recorded in the NHI database, and might reduce the estimates of risk reduction, if they were included in regression analyses.

This exclusion reduced the estimates of effective population size by one-half (Table 7), but θN still remained four-times greater than θS.

The relatively high uptake of screening in the United Kingdom in the late 1990s compared with that in other European countries should have led to higher survival rates and, therefore, reduced the estimates of avoidable deaths.