Sentence examples for transition estimates from inspiring English sources

Although the Downing method largely captured the long-term trend in the population (increasing trajectory at the start of the time series, fairly stable trajectory at the end of the time series), collapsing age classes smoothed over the true trajectory, resulting in yearly transition estimates that were often out-of-phase with the true annual growth rates (λt) (Figure 3, bottom row).

Only the separate TXA context cannot be explained using the transition estimates.

To study the effect of uncertainty of the robustness of our results, we performed a sensitivity analysis on the low and high ranges of the transition estimates in the natural history scenario (Table  1).

We will measure direct costs at a variety of levels (health system, facility, and individual transition) and develop status quo cost per transition estimates for all NH-ED transitions using administrative data from the health authorities in each of the provinces.

The program, which provides subsidies for households affected by the digital transition, estimated it would be able to cover 51.5 million coupons for converter boxes.

Comparing the CRs for the ICD9 ICD10 transition estimated by time series analysis with the existing bridge coding CRs in Canada and Italy showed equal directions but differences in magnitude.

Comparing the CRs for the ICD9 ICD10 transition estimated by time series analysis with the existing bridge coding CRs in Canada and Italy showed equal directions but differences in magnitude with the time series CR generally being more extreme (Fig.  2).

This seems to be the reason for the larger number of salt transitions estimated from the UKCP09 output.

Dietary shifts were also numerous (five transitions estimated by MP and five to seven transitions estimated by stochastic mapping, Table 3, Fig. 4).

Fig. 3 Transition of estimates for the defect rate.

Certain transition probability estimates ranged from 5%to90%0%.