Sentence examples for small estimates of the from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Our investigation of a selected and suspected fraction of passengers only, especially with the inclusion of those detected by the infrared thermoscanners, could partly provide a reason for the small estimates of the specificity.

For example, owing to the representation of the suspected fraction of passengers, there were not many subjects with low axillary temperatures among our subjects, thereby leading to small estimates of the specificity compared with all arriving passengers.

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

Other reviews of the food crisis looked at it over a much longer period, or have not linked these three factors, and so arrived at smaller estimates of the impact from biofuels.

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.

Improvements in model fit were generally accompanied by smaller estimates of the BMI associated with minimum mortality and narrower confidence intervals.

Examining the estimation procedure for r GEBV we found that the increase was due to smaller estimates of the diagonal elements of the genomic relationship matrix between the validation elements (G V) in the scenario with all imputed genotypes.

The standard Cox model yielded smaller estimates of the standard error of the PM2.5 coefficient compared with the spatial random-effects model, suggesting that there was unexplained spatial variation in mortality within the cohort.