The phrase "a further estimated" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing additional estimates or projections in a context where further clarification or information is needed.
Example: "The report includes a further estimated cost of the project, which will be finalized next month."
Alternatives: "an additional estimate" or "a subsequent estimate."
A further estimate for jets and flames is made by using the integral analysis as a preliminary design to the experiments involving a much greater hydrogen release.
The predicted responses in Figure 3 were used to provide a further estimate of the equivalent selection proportion being applied against hip dysplasia in the UK Labrador Retriever population.
A further estimate of the SAR was derived experimentally with an electric field probe by Dr. Benjamin Loader and colleagues at the National Physical Laboratory (Teddington, UK), who found an SAR of 0.66 W/kg, in close agreement with our findings.
Where the data used to calculate the estimates did not represent the total extent of an activity in the OSPAR deep water area, (marine research, submarine cables and bottom trawling) a further estimate, extrapolated to represent the total of each activity, was calculated (Table 5).
There is a further estimate of about 250 Mb based on preliminary data for the B. terrestris genome assembly (Baylor College of Medicine Human Genome Sequencing Center, unpublished), but this need to be verified.
A further estimate of vascular volume was made using the macromolecular contrast agent, BSA Gd-DTPA, in which BSA Gd-DTPAm albumin (BSA) is conjugated to Gd-DTPA.
A further estimate from BEAST indicated that additional beta-keratin duplications have taken place, between 114 and 194 Ma (95% confidence interval), after the divergence of the putative shell beta-keratins from other beta-keratins (fig. 4).
2 Future research could include a survey of a nationally representative sample of patients attending A&E departments of all types to provide a further estimate of the percentage that had tried but were unable to obtain a general practice appointment or a convenient appointment.
We further estimated a 10% mortality reduction from CRC as a result of FIT screening coverage of 21.4% (1,160,895/5,417,699 residents) after adjustments for the self-selection bias with an average follow-up of 3.09 years until 2009.
