Sentence examples for accessible estimate from inspiring English sources

Absolute rather than multiply-adjusted estimates of lost life-years would thus provide an easily accessible estimate of loss of life after a hip fracture.

Lastly, a study in which Chinook salmon were allowed to recolonize newly accessible habitat estimated that the RRS equaled 0.83 and 1.48 for males and females, respectively (Anderson et al. 2013).

This paper presents a geo-exploratory analysis carried out using publicly accessible data to estimate river channel width and mean lake depth.

Both sets of models, release and yield, predict the 18 external validation samples reasonably well, though both models tend to under estimate accessible carbohydrates at high reactivity.

In its 2011 analysis of humanity's electricity gap (the latest one that's freely accessible), the International Energy Agency estimated that 1.3 billion people still lack access to electricity, with Asia just ahead of Africa in numbers living in the dark, but Africa with a much higher proportion lacking this vital resource (a 41.8 percent electrification rate) compared to Asia (81 percent).

Plans to make the ECJ more accessible to the estimated 500 million people who fall within its jurisdiction, by providing live online broadcasts of proceedings, are under discussion.

Tom Riegelman, vice president of the Hyatt Hotel Corporation said there was "low demand" for the hotel's accessible rooms and estimated that only about one guest in a thousand request them.

Neutron and capture gamma dose rates at the accessible areas are estimated.

Intuitively accessible methods for estimating the value of real options have begun to evolve, but their evaluation has mostly been limited to researcher-driven applications.

The mass transport parameters, such as effective diffusion coefficient, retardation factor and diffusion accessible porosity, are estimated from observed diffusion data by inverse analysis.

BIA is, however, an inexpensive and accessible way of estimating body composition, which is gaining use in clinical practice.