Sentence examples for that estimate in from inspiring English sources

The results of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) and clinical practice guidelines are based on data that estimate, in numeric terms, the benefits and risks of treatment [ 1].

In general, recent studies have cited the smaller size estimate of the nonrecombining region of M. lychnidis-dioicae in Votintseva and Filatov (2009), but they have not used that estimate in additional quantitative analyses that would necessitate reassessment (e.g., Ellison et al. 2011; Kües et al. 2011).

Variable abbreviations: maxtemp daily maximum temperature, rh relative humidity, mfv/ffv male/female feeding rate (visits/h/chick) Coef' indicates the estimated coefficient and ' SE standard error of that estimate in the model Second, we looked at whether parental behavior the day before capture predicted brood survival.

That estimate in fact referred to the whole developing world.

At one time it had expected a ¥120 billion net profit before withdrawing that estimate in May when it announced the accounting inquiry was being expanded.

For instance, last December Mr. Coen predicted that American ad spending in 2002 would increase 2.4percentt from 2001, then cut that estimate in June to 2.1percentt before raising it to the 2.6percentt figure he offered yesterday.

We observe that the estimates in both panels are very similar to the estimates in Table 2.

Most theme parks refuse to disclose attendance numbers but concede that the estimates in Aecom's annual report are accurate.

Note, therefore, that the estimates in Fig. 4a and 4b were obtained using different bin sizes.

The average absorbing NH results to be much higher than that estimated in former studies.

Statistical techniques, including survival curves, are provided for distinguishing the onset of response in treatment-responders, from that estimated in the study sample as a whole.