Sentence examples for an equivalent estimate from inspiring English sources

Since FVS NE requires traditional site index, it was assumed that CSI was an equivalent estimate for the fastest growing species on the plot.

This method provided a means by which the measured ion intensity at any mass can be expressed as an equivalent estimate of concentration.

The molecular map of the 100 SSRs was based on the order of their position on the physical map based on the Nipponbare genomic sequence (www.gramene.org), and the marker distances were calculated by multiplying the Mb positions by a factor of 4 to obtain an equivalent estimate of cM (Supplementary Table 1).

Another recent study from Rwanda found a 8.8% prevalence of CIN3+ (N = 476) among HIV/HPV co-infected women [22]; an equivalent estimate from our analysis indicates a 4.9% (9/183) prevalence of CIN3+ among HPV-infected women (Table 2).

The present results for B[ a]P exposure fitted as a continuous term (Table  3) yield an equivalent estimate of 1.06 for NSF plants, which lies within that range; for BSC the estimate is 0.73, which is below that range.

An equivalent estimate from our model of mortality reduction from age 55 79 years from triennial screening in women aged 50 70 was 18.8% (17.7%, 20.0%), similar to the estimate suggested by the review.

The film planned to compete with The Fault in Our Stars in the same opening weekend with an equivalent estimated gross around $25 million.

Given the specifc risk rate recognised in these latter category of patients, we may assume that this minority of GHD patients who show LV hypertrophy deserves further attention due to an equivalent estimated risk [ 19- 29, 29].

In a 1965 paper [ 14], Lorenz suggested that, instead of running one forecast from a best guess of the initial state, one should run an ensemble of many forecasts, each from a statistically equivalent estimate of the initial state, to give a Monte Carlo estimate of the forecast uncertainty for a given weather model.

This parameter provides a continuous equivalent estimate of weekly urea removal for disparate therapies.

For the Basque clade, while a divergence rate of 2.2% for COI (all bases) leads to the same time value estimate (0.18 Myr), a four times lower divergence rate for 16S (around 0.5%/Myr) yielded an equivalent time estimate.