Sentence examples for unequal estimates from inspiring English sources

Land distribution remained heavily unequal; estimates suggest that the English nobility owned 20% of English lands, the Church and Crown 33%, the gentry 25%, and the remainder was owned by peasant farmers.

This calculation was based on the assumption that treatment groups have unequal variances (estimated active s.d.=4.7, estimated placebo s.d.=2.6).=2.6

Unequal recurrence-estimates may be explained be differences in follow-up length and the fact that no systemic endocrine treatment is recommended Swedish DCIS patients.

The power calculation was performed assuming unequal variances with estimates of the standard deviation based upon all replicates in the experiment; estimates for the standard deviations were on the log2 scale and included miRNAs that had Ct values of ≤35.

The divergence time (tau) between populations of unequal size was estimated [ 63].

When log-linear modeling is used, the availability of at least 3 sources ensures that the dependence between sources and the unequal catchability when estimating the true number of cases (24, 25 ) can be taken into account.

Depending on the type of missingness and the analysis used, one can get a biased estimate of the treatment effect with equal dropout rates and an unbiased estimate with unequal dropout rates.

Based on a parameter sensitivity analysis, we applied a codon substitution model that accounted for transitional rate bias (κ estimated) and unequal codon frequencies (F61 matrix).

When branches are of unequal length, an erroneous estimate of rate variation can result from greater underestimation of substitution rates on longer branches [30].

We applied the site models M7 and M8, accounting for transitional rate bias (κ estimated) and unequal codon frequencies (F3×4 matrix), and assessed the differences in their likelihood values with the aid of a likelihood ratio test (df = 2).

Estimates accounted for unequal selection probabilities and the multilevel study design.