Sentence examples for approximation of the likely from inspiring English sources

However, we have given an approximation of the likely proportions of disease burden that routine health care systems in rural districts in Tanzania faced in 2007.

The target of 15 mL/kg was chosen as this was demonstrated previously to be the functional residual capacity of lambs of this gestation [ 9] and was also based on our best approximation of the likely average volume delivered during the PressSI group in preliminary studies.

Therefore, it seems highly likely that the dNLR represents a reasonable approximation of the NLR, and the potential error introduced by the presence of monocytes in the fraction is therefore likely to be small (Proctor et al, 2012).

Similarly, we expect that the inclusion of many neutral p-values in the MSP calculations is also a conservative approximation of the distribution of p-values likely to reside within a window.

The combination of Cy5/Cy3 is marginally worse in its approximation of the theoretical ideal, and this is likely to be the result of the LoWeSS normalisation having to make greater adjustments to low expressed genes.

Some say the name derives from the Russian word for spinning top, but the pseudonym is more likely an onomatopeic approximation of the sound made by the twin reels of film as the director ran them backwards and forwards through his flatbed editor.

The accuracy of the approximation of the distribution of the test statistic is likely to vary over techniques and models, which could influence the statistical results.

ENM approaches offer a first approximation of the spatial distribution and extent of potential Pleistocene refugia, an approximation that will likely improve as more environmental reconstructions become available.

Third, the incorporation of ligand-stimulated signaling to the modeling adds at least a rudimentary approximation of what is likely occurring in patient tumors exposed to multiple ligands in the tumor microenvironment.

SEM analysis allows the integration of different measures of exposure to generate a latent exposure variable that likely provides a closer approximation of the true exposure than individual exposure measures considered alone.

The main reason for this significant difference is hence likely the more accurate approximation of the context-dependent Markov substitution process by allowing the ancestral sequences to change in between the internal speciation nodes (which is also responsible for the small differences in model estimates).