Sentence examples for reduction of the estimates from inspiring English sources

In general Bayes procedures offer a tradeoff between bias and variance reduction of the estimates.

The inclusion of father's occupational class (Model 2) leads to some reduction of the estimates.

In the next column (Model 2), father's occupational class is adjusted for, resulting in some reduction of the estimates.

The associations disappeared when observed and unobserved sources of confounding were taken into account in the fixed effects models [(p = 0.909 for externalizing behaviors (b = 0.002, SE = 0.021), p = 0.928 for internalizing behaviors (b = 0.002, SE = 0.023)], with an even further reduction of the estimates with the inclusion of time-variant confounders.

There was no effect of the BW reduction on the estimates of the RF or the RQ (Table  3).

This study shows that the introduction of more realistic gender-specific voxel phantoms will lead to a reduction of the estimated effective dose for a majority of radiopharmaceuticals.

Introducing a broad range of alternative explanatory variables for employment in regression specification 4 generally results in a marginal reduction of the estimated treatment effects, with none of the differences with specifications 2 or 3 exceeding a single standard deviation.

This is mainly explained by the reduction of the estimate of Polish emigration to Germany.

One of the major contributions is the information that a strategy based on two visits allows one to exclude from final diagnosis subjects at low CV risk with a resultant 35% reduction of the estimated prevalence of hypertension.

If the vaccination resulted in a reduction of the estimated bulk milk SCC (12-months) with 55,000 cells/ml or a reduced CM incidence of 17%% the benefit-costs would break even [ 15].

Patients with unstable renal function, defined by a reduction of the estimated glomerular filtration rate in the previous six months, acute cardiovascular events, urinary tract infections, or any acute medical condition were excluded from the study.