Sentence examples for applying estimates from inspiring English sources

Analogously, applying estimates (A.28) and (A.29), which are even better than (A.30) and (A.31), to the last integral for the derivative (G_{eta_{0}}), we obtain estimate (3.11).

Applying estimates of binding enthalpy from surface burial yields a predicted binding enthalpy (Δ H) of −15 kcal/mol at 22 °C.

Estimated numbers of CHB infections were derived from Australian Bureau of Statistics data and applying estimates of HBV prevalence rates from migrants' countries of birth.

The question therefore arises as to the validity of applying estimates of the ratio Li/LW based on data for a wide age range to overall estimates of LW for a range of 5 year age groups.

We estimated the new expenditure on drinks by applying estimates of the percentage change in purchases (derived in step 1) to expenditure data from the Living Costs and Food Survey (with a 20% increase in the price of sugar sweetened drinks).

The compactness of A0 can be proved analogously by applying estimate (20) instead of (19).

CT images were analysed by applying estimated functions, and the accumulation of outcomes resulted in muscle volumes.

Under conditions where the steady-state hypothesis applies, estimates of these sensitivities can be obtained analytically.

The most commonly applied estimate of τ is due to DerSimonian and Laird [ 3].

In addition, we have applied estimated UK incidence rates to derive standards for the UK National Breast Screening Programme.

CCHS sample weights were applied, estimated prevalence rates were bootstrapped, and 95% confidence intervals (95% CI's) were reported.