Sentence examples for strongest estimated from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the model predicts the strongest estimated effects at the lowest levels of exposure, without a lower threshold of PbB below which there would be no predicted effect on birth weight.

These relationships suggest an excess mortality risk associated with high temperatures in all the countries, with the strongest estimated effects in Spain and Australia, summarized by an RR at the 99th percentile versus the MMP of 1.434 [95% confidence interval (CI): 1.386, 1.484] and 1.272 955% CI: 1.153, 1.404), respectively.

This has the consequence that, even if the true binding energy is conserved, a poor method of estimating binding energies will probably assign a weaker binding energy to the S. typhimurium orthologs of those E. coli sites with the strongest estimated binding energy.

The scale of effect was the radius with the strongest estimated correlation between habitat amount and species richness.

The degree of elevated dS rates also indicates an interesting pattern: the species with the strongest estimated positive selection has the least elevated dS rate and vice versa, i.e. the rate of non-synonymous substitutions are roughly the same among the three species.

The strongest estimated effect was observed for second-trimester exposure, followed by third-trimester exposure.

Although stronger estimated effects for non-movers may simply reflect improved exposure estimation, evidence of higher risks in men compared with women deserves additional attention.

High temperature had a stronger estimated effect on the elderly than the young.

The contribution of each factor in explaining the recent variation in trends in incidence of invasive breast cancer was similar, with a slightly stronger estimated effect of mammography screening than of hormone treatment (table 4 and fig 4).

Ren et al. (2006) reported that PM10 significantly modified the relationship between daily minimum temperature and hospital admissions for cardiovascular and respiratory diseases in Brisbane, Australia, with stronger estimated effects of temperature at higher levels of PM10.

Although, the interaction between smoking status and PM2.5 was not statistically significant, there was a trend for a stronger estimated effect of PM2.5 on mortality in current and former smokers.