Sentence examples for small estimates of from inspiring English sources

Residual confounding related to study design and the overextrapolation of quantitatively small estimates of effect size have probably led to much of the current controversy about PPI safety.

The absence of correlations between direct and total indirect effects implies that countries can have all possible combinations of large and small estimates of direct and indirect effects.

Moreover, Thompson's results raise doubts about appealing to small estimates of minimum wage effects on employment from state-level studies to argue that city-level minimum wages will not cause job loss especially for cities or sections of cities where minimum wages would affect many workers.

Although the sample size is small, estimates of the insertion times of Atlantys elements in the other Oryza species (Table 1) where all the insertions date back to less than 1 MYA suggest a time scale of the insertion events similar to that obtained in domesticated rice.

Since the number of children seen in individual communities was generally small, estimates of perforation prevalence at the community level lack precision.

Not accounting for this leads to too small estimates of the standard deviations for an attribute and can mimic a statistically significant association where in fact there is none.

Even this small estimate of the school contribution is generally not robust to the inclusion of individual controls.

In each of the past four years the Census Bureau has had to revise down the estimated Hispanic population, leading to smaller estimates of the overall labour force.Not only is the population growing more slowly, the share of it in the labour force (that is, either working or looking for work), known as the participation rate, has also fallen.

The remainder of the population is classified as latently infected, therefore constant lifetimes result in smaller estimates of the prevalence of infection.

In our study, the rate difference model tends to provide smaller estimates of influenza associated disease burden than does the Poisson model.

Our results demonstrate that smaller estimates of Ne depend upon a substantial level of migration from Asia to account for present-day levels of Amerind genetic diversity, e.g. Hey's [16] estimate of ≈70 founders is associated with a mAsia→NW>9.0, which is twice the migration rate for contemporary Europe (m = 4.3).