Sentence examples for which estimates are from inspiring English sources

A common M-estimator is the least absolute deviations (LAD) estimator, for which estimates are obtained by solving hat{boldsymbol{theta}}_{text{rob}} = arg!min_{boldsymbol{theta}}sum_{n=1}^{N} rho left(frac{R_{n}(boldsymbol{theta})}{hat{sigma}_{text{rob}}} right) (43).

InVEst uses bootstrap to estimate the standard errors of parameter estimations that can tell which estimates are reliable.

"We won't know which estimates are more likely until more cases are diagnosed," Dr. Ferguson said.

By 2011, the latest year for which estimates are available, that figure had grown to $946.7bn, and has likely increased since then.

This, in turn, can give C. difficile the chance to take hold.Rates of the disease among patients in, or recently discharged from, American short-stay hospitals seem to have doubled between 2000 and 2003 and risen another 25% in 2004, the most recent year for which estimates are available.

The Office for National Statistics estimated last month that the contribution made to national output by sex workers and the illegal drug trade in the UK was £9.7bn, or 0.7% of GDP, in 2009, the latest year for which estimates are available.

RR = Relative Risk; It is unclear which estimates were used to calculate the RR.

In addition, comparisons were made difficult due to the varying years for which estimates were calculated across countries.

The mean duration of treatments was estimated based on a subset of investigated patients, except for glucocorticoids and intravenous immunoglobulin, for which estimates were obtained from professional experience.

From the statistical analysis of the simulated data, we obtained fairly precise estimates, except for some scenarios for which estimates were more biased, particularly for infectivity.

Mr. Chambers's reaction was that it didn't matter much which estimate was right.