Sentence examples for the different estimates for from inspiring English sources
However, the correlations between the different estimates for genetic diversity as estimated in this paper are unlikely to be influenced by the exclusion of non-segregating markers.
This accounts for the vastly different estimates for the length of coastline in Orkney and how, the longer I was on Papay, the more there was to discover.
This last point is highlighted by the slightly different estimates for HZ-associated pain for the primary and secondary outcomes we observed in our study.
In the original application, they provided a grid showing the implications of different estimates for the primary outcome in the control group and for the size of difference.
When the full sample was taken into account the proportions of different estimates for the DIF-adjusted and the non-DIF-adjusted scales were 0.064 and 0.081 (lower 95% CI bounds, 0.04 and 0.06), respectively.
Other potential reasons for the different estimates are different study methods and respondent characteristics.
Table 2 summarizes the results of different estimates for the mean annual frequency of intercourse for both male and female samples in the six DHS surveys used.
This in turn results in the two methods returning different estimates for the effect of air pollution on mortality.
A recent study in California found that, although neighborhood and county level exposure metrics for PM2.5 were highly correlated, the two metrics produced different estimates for the association with birth weight [ 22].
Overall, hence, one obtains different synthetic versions for the treated unit, leading to different estimates for the post-treatment development of the treated unit in absence of the intervention, and potentially to diverging conclusions about the effect of the intervention.
Several formulations for these coefficients have been proposed; they are based on various hypotheses on the correlation of the wind loads and result in different estimates for the generalized forces.
