Sentence examples for a comparable estimate from inspiring English sources

Further, since our PRODES-based deforestation-related carbon emission estimate exceeded by one fifth a comparable estimate derived from Global Forest Watch, it is possible our anthropogenic CO2 emissions estimation methodology may over-estimate the deforestation source, further supporting the conclusion that natural forest sinks in Amazon have compensated for anthropogenic emissions.

A comparable estimate for next month is in the range of $50 million to $60 million.

A comparable estimate for transgender youth in the United States does not yet exist.

The amount of online video viewing is low compared with TV — 2 hours and 19 minutes a month on average — and Nielsen does not have a comparable estimate for last year.

The Ministry of Electricity estimates that about $27 billion will be needed to meet the sector's future rebuilding requirements; a comparable estimate has not been developed by the Ministry of Oil.

Wendy Kaminer states that I failed to offer a "comparable estimate of the far greater number of women who won or retained custody during the same period". She misses the point.

So called baseline studies have been performed in all Member States to obtain a more comparable estimate of the prevalence of contamination in the Member States [ 1].

The use of the HFSSM instrument in a national, representative survey in France seems necessary in order to obtain an internationally comparable estimate of the national FI prevalence.

Using microscopy only (KK) as the reference standard, our review, which incorporated all include study results along with findings of additional studies, produced a comparable summary estimate of 89% sensitivity but a lower summary estimate of 55% specificity at a threshold of trace positive.

For females, the comparable estimate is a statistically insignificant 4.5 percentage points.

Using the same cutoff, we would obtain a comparable seroprevalence estimate of 2.7%.