Sentence examples for three sets of estimates from inspiring English sources

Table  3 presents the estimation results of three sets of estimates: the ordinary least square (OLS), two-tiered stochastic frontier model with constant terms for the one-side error terms only, and two-tiered stochastic frontier model in which the one-sided error terms vary by different characteristics.

Three sets of estimates are obtained in each case.

Following conventional methods for analyzing data from a modified Delphi process [ 41], we computed three sets of estimates for each performance gap and CDS opportunity.

Finally, using the three sets of estimates created by the separate covariate analysis models in each of the direct strata, and taking the population distribution of the direct standardization variable, each site's quality indicators were weighted to a common population distribution on the direct standardization measure.

The two sets of estimates have shown broadly similar trends in recent years.

This bar graph compares the two sets of estimates for nine selected causes of death (GBD 1997 predictions for 2010 and 2020 have been interpolated to provide values for 2015).

The Journal's estimate of $160 million lies roughly at the midpoint of Tully's range; that the two sets of estimates are in the same neighborhood tends to enhance their credibility.

Recognition of income at this time requires two sets of estimates: (1) revenue estimates, representing the value of the cash that the company expects to receive from the customer; and (2) expense estimates, representing the resources that have been consumed in the creation of the revenues.

Two sets of estimates, by government and private scientists, have surfaced, but both show that the plane that hit the south tower at 9 02 a.m., United Airlines Flight 175, approached the trade center at extremely high speed, much faster than American Airlines Flight 11, which hit the north tower at 8 46 a.m.

There are therefore two sets of estimates of μ and σ for each trial.

We noted that even a small reduction of 1 2 % in the published value of (hat{R}^{2}) would bring the two sets of estimates within approximately 20%% of each other.