Sentence examples for air estimated from inspiring English sources

Among the contemporary works for sale is Andreas Gursky's "May Day II," from 1998, depicting a crowd at a rave party, hands waving in the air, estimated at $500,000 to $700,000.

The percentage of neutrophils in peripheral blood was increased 5 hours after start of ozone challenge compared with clean air (estimated treatment effect adjusted for period: +10.24% (difference of percentages), 95% CI: 5.95% to 14.52%, p<0.0005).

The percentage of neutrophils in induced sputum obtained 6 hours after the start of challenge (n = 14) was increased after ozone compared to clean air (estimated treatment effect adjusted for period: 16% (difference of percentages), 95% CI: 4.06% to 28.22%, p<0.05), indicating the presence of neutrophilic airway inflammation (table 2).

We then calculated personal nicotine concentration by dividing the amount of nicotine by the volume of air estimated to passively diffuse through the sampler [monitoring duration multiplied by the effective sampling rate of the nicotine badge of 2.4 × 10−5 m/min at 23°C (Hammond and Leaderer 1987)].

Locog's original estimate for the number of security guards in and around the venues was 10,000 - a "finger in the air estimate", according to the PAC report.

The most common approaches for estimating long-term air pollution exposures at the individual level are based on concentrations of outdoor air pollutants estimated at each individual's home address.

But plutonium dispersed outdoors in the open air, they estimated, would be far less effective.

AIR had estimated that hurricanes could cause losses of as much as $30 billion.

It envisaged a big boost in weapons purchases for the navy and air force, estimated to cost some $75 billion.

Mars has a mean surface air temperature estimated at 210 K (−63 °C, or −82 °F), and surface pressures hover near 6 millibars.

Model 3 showed the smallest error (16%) in the air velocity estimated in the treatment plane.