Sentence examples for relatively high estimates from inspiring English sources

Many of the ponds were well stratified during much of the summer of 2010 as indicated by relatively high estimates of thermal resistance to mixing (RTRM) indices.

Intriguingly, we obtained relatively high estimates of heritability for creativity in music, too (Table 3).

Though, the PE for our trial was much lower (similar to more recent IPTi trials), we were still able to achieve statistical significance because our assumption of a median time to first episode of clinical malaria was overly conservative, along with our relatively high estimates of loss to follow-up and mortality.

Studies of mortality are less common for CB or emphysema, but also give relatively high estimates.

These relatively high estimates indicate that the risk of infection from diving may be a significant health problem.

Second, even with relatively high estimates of return to clinic and medication adherence, the data likely underestimate the extent to which patients received clinical care.

Both DIU1 and RCW17 had relatively high estimated frequencies of null alleles (0.20, 0.15) while the estimated frequency of the null allele at C111 occurred at a relatively low frequency (0.06).

In the example, power may have been lost for the chi-square test because of relatively high estimated misclassification rate from the most common category to the second most common category.

The prevalence of depressive symptoms among university students is relatively high, estimated between 10.2% [ 5] and as high as 71.2% [ 6].

That the relatively high estimated GFR selected is not consistent with these targets is illustrated by the few natural history studies of advanced CKD that exists.

In addition, microsatellites in coding regions and 5′-UTR had a relatively high estimated birth rate, indicating an increased rate of gain of microsatellites in these regions.