The phrase "a estimation from" is not correct in English.
It should be "an estimation from." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to an assessment or calculation that originates from a specific source.
Example: "The report includes an estimation from the financial analyst regarding the project's budget."
Alternatives: "an assessment from" or "a calculation from".
However, an estimation from 22.40 PJ/year to 67.45 PJ/year can be achieved according to the TPV efficiencies.
The plot, although an estimation from restricted smoking times is consistent with first order reaction kinetics.
Rometty said that the Weather Channel app's 100 million users — and, in an estimation from Mary Glackin, the Weather Channel's VP of business solutions, 300 million monthly active users when considering the wider network of places where the data gets used, including Weather.com and Weather Underground — will be providing the data "with consent".
However, it is difficult to distinguish the effect of RPC from other factors, such as weather, operation diagrams and types of rolling stocks, and such an estimation from interchanged energy is applied here.
The number of recombination events in the genealogy of the cpDNA is 0.96 while an estimation from nuclear markers of the same strains is 2.9 (Grimsley et al. 2010).
With respect to hypothesis (A), estimations from both BEAST and ClonalFrame analyses indicate an MRCA for the indigenous strains several hundred years prior to the first reported visitation of the Australian continent by Dutch or British explorers [ 42, 43].
In general, even in simple cases as the one considered here, it will be difficult to obtain a consistent estimation from a single time-series.
This corpus gives an estimation for all available abstracts from that database.
Coldest winter temperatures have been recently estimated from vegetation to be ~−12 °C, though a prior estimation from beetle fauna suggest −27 °C1.
A statistical estimation from over 200 micrographs of herpes simplex virus type-1 capsids was used to estimate the spread in the experimental B-factor of the data set.
