Sentence examples for Additional estimates from inspiring English sources
Additional estimates of worst-case conditions for C60 also include the physical location of C60 in the environment from surface run-off, cellular exposure routes for heterotrophic organisms, and the presence of light to amplify adverse effects.
Additional estimates (available upon request) indicate that more rigid firms have a higher probability of exiting the market in 2013.
Additional estimates showed that wage paying schemes – even in the years after participation was completed – considerably raised annual earnings and reduced former participants' dependence on welfare.
Additional estimates of effective lesion absorbed dose have been made based on dosimetry performed on the 99mTc-macroaggregated albumin (MAA) planning study, done prior to treatment.
Additional estimates used a photograph taken on 31 January, 2011, which suggests the volume of lava accumulated in the Shinmoe-dake summit crater was 14 × 106 m3 (Earthquake Research Institute et al., 2011).
Additional estimates were also calculated using the spring migrants from Padre Island, TX as the source population to evaluate the choice of source population on NeOPEN.
an allowance for additional estimated expenditures and proposed appropriations for the fiscal year for which the budget is submitted.
We estimated 9.8 contacts per person per day on average, 15.2 when including additional estimated professional contacts.
They had spent $100,000 to repair fire damage when the city asked them to pump in an additional estimated $25,000 to $150,000 to install an elevator.
As we have detailed before, Trump's $91 billion figure includes $50 billion in additional estimated liabilities that could emerge over the next 20 years, but that's a figure subject to change.
Under Galante's leadership, FHA increased the economic value of its insurance fund by nearly $15 billion and strongly supported the nation's housing market, preventing prices from falling an additional estimated 25percentt during the recession.
