Sentence examples for why estimating from inspiring English sources

A sample: To illustrate why estimating the effects of fiscal policy is hard, let me start with an example.

This is one of the reasons why estimating equations have emerged.

We've revised the text to discuss this as well as describe why estimating serum effects improves model performance over fixing serum effects.

There are three main reasons why estimating population specific marker effects might be beneficial: (i) inconsistent marker-QTL LD among populations; (ii) QTL by background interaction (Blanc et al. 2006; Melchinger et al. 2008; Wang et al. 2014); and (iii) the presence of genuinely different QTL alleles (Buckler et al. 2009; Giraud et al. 2014).

This could explain why estimated MDCK cell permeability could be considered to be a good mimic for the BBB (for non-active transport).

Here, we illustrate why estimated breeding values are not suitable as a phenotype for genome-wide association studies.

This episode illustrates why estimates for overdiagnosis based on national trend data involve tenuous assumptions and are fraught with dangers.

Rassmann (1997) cited this idea to explain why estimates of some lineage ages are more than 5 million years old.

No exposed cases had other origin than Danish, why estimates could not be stratified in relation to country of origin.

We did not try to determine why estimates of prognosis were not recorded for the other 50% of patients with incurable cancer.

This helps explain why estimates of chronic exposures to traffic-related air pollution by LUR models for NO2 has been useful in epidemiological studies.