Sentence examples for the range of assumptions from inspiring English sources

Overall, power was estimated at >90% for our proposed study across the range of assumptions we investigated; most estimates were >99%.

Sensitivity analyses will test the range of assumptions for telephone counselor time and salary, print material costs, and clerical scheduling time.

Using the range of assumptions for rate of long-term nursing home use among immobile patients after nonsurgical treatment (Table  2), we estimate that societal benefits at the national level range from USD 2 billion to USD 32 billion, with societal savings ranging from USD −3 billion (USD 2 billion to 5 billion) to USD 27 billion (USD 32 billion to 5 billion).

However, results show that relative effectiveness estimates are robust to the range of assumptions tested: the estimated HRs did not differ between models C1 and C2, and did not substantially differ from model A. Model D tested the inclusion of interaction terms.

They said: "While the calibration of the rules is within the range of prior assumptions, the length of the phase-in period is a surprise".

The sensitivity tests performed in this study are by no means exhaustive, and the range of input assumptions represented by the current set of models can be expanded upon to include more extensive or specific tests that pertain to specific research questions.

We were surprised to find out that over the wide range of assumptions, the probability of randomization plays a relatively smaller role than anticipated and becomes important only when it exceeds 61%.

Using a two-sided hypothesis test at the 5% level of significance, these 106 clusters will provide a power of at least 80% across the full range of assumptions and greater than 90% across much of the range to detect a reduction of 30% in the perinatal mortality.

Adding LBC to the current programme is predicted to match or improve effectiveness under the full range of assumptions used for sensitivity analysis, and, likewise, if it was further modified by adding HPV testing as a triage for mild or borderline smear abnormalities.

This was done by changing each variable through the range of interest or assumptions, while holding other variables constant.

Thus, rather than picking among these methods we cautiously employed several codon based tests of selection which covered the range of fundamental methodological assumptions, presented a full disclosure of their findings, and identified only codons which found some support across these methods (Table 5).