Sentence examples for weekly estimates of from inspiring English sources

Half received water-saving tips and weekly estimates of their usage; the other half served as a control.The households that were urged to use less water did so: their consumption fell by an average of 6% compared with the control group.

Using weekly numbers of laboratory reports of the main respiratory pathogens, Cooper et al. [18] created models capable of providing weekly estimates of the proportions of calls due to specific microbiological causes, including influenza.

Information on the distribution of clinical cases of H1N1 (2009) by age group and week in England between August 2009 and February 2010 was obtained from the weekly estimates of the number of clinical cases made by the Health Protection Agency (HPA) during the course of the pandemic, as previously described [6].

Weekly estimates of the mean sales price of alcohol sold off-trade in Scotland and EW were calculated (for all alcohol and by drink type) using Nielsen data by dividing retail sales value by the volume of pure alcohol sold.

The weekly estimates of influenza cases were obtained via the Health Protection Agency (HPA; now part of Public Health England) as part of their influenza surveillance systems (table 1).

For 2002 through 2004, prospective weekly estimates of the expected frequency of campylobacteriosis cases and 99.5% tolerance levels were calculated by using the Farrington algorithm, based on weekly surveillance data for the preceding 5 years, and linear interpolation of the observed frequencies per year (1995 2008) (3, 4 ).

In the second step, the seasonally adjusted monthly data, reflecting excess fever mortality by month across districts, were interpolated using the PROC EXPAND procedure in SAS to create weekly time series for the five-year period, consisting of 262 weekly estimates, for each district [ 37].

The highest peak of weekly estimated incidence of influenza B was 1,210 per 100,000 inhabitants in week 7 of 2013.

The key difference between the annual and weekly estimates is that the magnitudes of the effects of immigration on blacks' weekly wages are much smaller.

Steve Kay, the publisher of Cattle Buyers Weekly, estimates that profit margins rarely climb above 2percentt as companies deal with fluctuating cattle prices and relatively higher labor costs.

The weekly estimates were summed to provide a seasonal estimate and the confidence interval (CI) was based on the standard error of the pathogen parameter estimate.