Sentence examples for the estimates of changes from inspiring English sources

The estimates of changes in soil moisture and CWD do not rely on interpretation of bedrock permeability, and uncertainties correspond more closely with those of the mapped soil properties and climate data.

The volumes of Bt Cry endotoxins produced per acre/hectare of Bt corn and cotton are not included in the estimates of changes in insecticide use on acres/hectares planted to Bt cultivars, although the volumes are surprisingly significant compared to the volume of insecticides applied on treated acres/hectares (see "Discussion").

The estimates of changes in management must be reported contingent on test results; otherwise it is not possible to conclude to what extent management changes are dependent on the test.

These historical observations from 1870 to the present suggest erosion rates of 20-30cm a year at the two sites". The estimates of change in the deep past are tricky because the platform appears younger than it really is.

Thus, there is greater uncertainty attached to the estimates of change in burden of disease from injuries than from the other health outcomes included in the analysis.

Lastly, the overall change in burden of disease in the study population was calculated by summing the estimates of change in burden of disease from all included health outcomes.

Figure 1 describes the findings from the four largest placebo-controlled statin trials, which measured both HDL-C and apo A-I and reported the errors of the estimates of change.

However, even after varying the estimates of change of household by up to 20%, we still got values of sensitivity of initial contact status that lay within the crude 95% confidence intervals across all age groups.

In these settings, it appears likely that the estimates of change are more accurate if the respondent rates both time points after the session, instead of having one rating before and the other after the intervention [ 56].

For these three distal upper extremity conditions, a QDASH MCID of 16 26 points could represent the estimate of change in score that is important to the patient and guide clinicians through the decision-making process.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 The EWMA I control chart with a shift in the intercept and the estimate of change point using both methods.