Sentence examples for second set of estimates from inspiring English sources

The second set of estimates focuses on WIA participants who were receiving UI benefits at the time they entered WIA.

In the second set of estimates I replace each male solicitor's beauty by his percentile in the distribution of male solicitors' looks, and similarly for the female solicitors.

The second set of estimates (4, 5 and 6) in Table 3 adds the paternal occupation status (blue collar dummy variable).

The second set of estimates was obtained by stopping the sequential approximation procedure at a given subset size, k, and by using the estimate of Eq. 3 in place of the measured single-mutant fitness vector w in the definition of the deviation in Eq. 1.

Although we find that the parameter estimates inferred from the original dataset are relatively robust to data uncertainty, we also identify a distinct second set of estimates.

A second set of estimates of (V 1f - V 2f ) were calculated and compared with those obtained from the stress model.

The third set of estimates identifies the extent to which training, per se, is associated with employment and earnings outcomes.

The first set of estimates by the GAO were based on favorable assumptions - most of which were violated by the recent tax and spending legislation.

13 The first set of estimates was based on data from 951 frontline officers contacted through the International Union of Police Associations and the Fraternal Order of Police (response rate not available).

The first set of estimates for CT and FNAB were based on the actual costs incurred by I-ELCAP volunteers, as recorded by the New York-Presbyterian Hospital's financial system cost database (Wisnivesky et al, 2003).

The first set of estimates was based on published data on over 5300 lung cancer cases compiled from The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center and the classification research database from the Reference Center for Anatomic and Pathologic Classification of Lung Cancer (survival based on death from cancer or unknown cause) (Mountain, 1997).