Sentence examples for Lack of estimates from inspiring English sources

Using (L^{infty}) estimates for the inverse Laplacian of the pressure together with the nonlinear potential theory, Březina and Novotný [11] proved existence of weak solutions with (gamma>frac{1+sqrt{13}}{3}approx1.53) for space periodic boundary conditions to avoid the lack of estimates near the boundary.

Measuring forest degradation using remote sensing (RS) is generally more challenging than measuring deforestation [1] and, combined with scarce funds and insufficient technical capacity in many developing countries, lack of estimates of emissions from forest degradation is limiting implementation of reduced emissions from deforestation and degradation (REDD+) [2].

This lack of estimates reflects the difficulties associated with estimating quantitative genetic parameters for wild salmonid populations.

Scientific challenges include integration of complex and sometimes conflicting information from authoritative sources, and lack of estimates of population impact of interventions.

The approach was based on similar tumor size back-calculation techniques to those used in our study, but the lack of estimates probably limited the practical impact of that study.

Third, we calculated the weighted GRS for the three racial/ethnic groups on the basis of the published β-coefficients from populations of European ancestry because of a lack of estimates for other racial/ethnic groups (10).

Thirdly, the results of the meta-analysis were based on unadjusted estimates owing to the lack of adjusted estimates.

In both these experiments, bidirectional exchange is easily detected, even if estimates of flux are complicated by a lack of quantitative estimates of HP pyruvate concentration at the tumor.

The greatest obstacle is the lack of gradient estimate, such kind of estimate does not hold in general and boundary gradient blow-up may occur.

Mortality among adults, from non- falciparum malaria and in places with non-stable falciparum malaria was not estimated, due to limited evidence of intervention effectiveness and lack of reliable estimates of populations at risk[ 30].

This study not only addresses the lack of valuation estimates on this island but also demonstrates the importance of using estimation methods that account for individual-specific differences in WTP estimates.