Sentence examples for weaker estimated from inspiring English sources

Prenatal exposure to ETS was positively associated with the risk of infections, whereas postnatal exposure had a weaker estimated impact.

For an E. coli site which is estimated to be a strong binding site, the vast majority of mutations will result in a weaker estimated binding energy.

In fact, we found a considerably weaker estimated association with age at the first birth among uniparous (Table 2, 5% increase in risk per 5-year increase in age) than multiparous women (Table 2, 9 16% per 5-year).

The JMA assessed Sarah to have been somewhat weaker, estimating peak ten-minute sustained winds of 150 km/h (90 mph) along with a barometric pressure of 950 mbar (hPa; 28.05 inHg).

The latent with the largest variance (η3C), could be given the weakest estimated effect leading to y6 to make the product of the entries on the right of Equation 8 correspond to the observed Cov y5,y6), and so forth.

Conversely, the results show that the MTS criterion provides weaker estimates compared to the MS criterion.

In the latter case, cosψ achieves its maximum (=1) interior to the interval ( ψ 1, ψ 2 ), and the indicated procedure yields instead the slightly weaker estimate ( sin ψ 2 − sin ψ 1 ) 2 4 B − 2 ( 1 − cos ψ 2 ) < B U 0 2 < ( sin ψ 2 − sin ψ 1 ) 2 4 B. (5.2b).

This temporal analysis suffers from the difficulty of the likely weaker estimates of the eye movement measurements during the hazard sequence because they only make up a smaller percentage of the film sequence.

Excluding these weaker estimates removes the flat tail.

Similar patterns, albeit weaker estimates, were observed for 8 and 9 hour sleepers.

Our somewhat weaker estimate of this association relative to others [ 32] may reflect our shorter follow-up time, choice of comparison (reference) group and more functionally impaired sample.