Sentence examples for restricted to estimates from inspiring English sources

When the analysis is further restricted to estimates adjusted for both smoking and alcohol consumption, no heterogeneity is seen.

Attention was restricted to estimates where the two ST use groups being compared were both never smokers, both current smokers, both former smokers, or both the overall population of smokers and non-smokers combined.

While our analysis is restricted to estimates of the proportion of adults with severe depression, the results clearly demonstrate that the data MCAR assumption reflected in the no imputation results and the data MAR assumption reflected in the standard demographic model results may not hold for certain health-related survey measures.

First, these techniques are restricted to estimating the backward linkages arising only from university expenditures and investment.

Generally, we envisage its use will be restricted to estimating one genotype and stromal contamination, or a mixture of 2 copy number variants; however we wanted the tool to be as flexible as possible.

While we were restricted to estimating main effects, it is possible that quantitatively important interactions may exist between health and one or more of the non-health attributes.

Furthermore, its importance is restricted to estimating the aortic waveform during diastole which for the purposes of assessing LV-vascular coupling is of limited value, since closure of aortic valve decouples aortic and LV pressure.

A particular advantage of this approach is that it allows modelling of time-varying exposure-outcome associations as a continuous function of time; that is, we are not restricted to estimating the association within time periods.

In the past, population-based data on long-term survival of BRC patients have commonly been restricted to overall estimates or provided estimates with regard to age, tumor stage and further major prognostic factors only [ 10– 15].

Overlap methods are restricted to global estimates of the rates, which provide limited information in understanding protein-specific problems.

Where mortality rates per 100,000 population were calculated for a specific age and sex group, denominator data were restricted to population estimates for that specific age and sex group.