The phrase "art estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating the value or worth of artworks, such as in galleries, auctions, or appraisals.
Example: "The gallery provided art estimates for each piece on display, helping potential buyers understand their value."
Alternatives: "art valuations" or "art appraisals".
This means that ART patients were used as their own control – the pre-ART period was used to calculate No-ART utilisation while the post-baseline period informed ART estimates.
Death rates and CD4+ transition probabilities by CD4+ cell count and ART status were estimated from data from other African countries, with additional data from Europe informing on ART estimates.
The London-based Art Loss Register, which records and traces stolen art, estimates that 61percentt of art thefts occur in domestic dwellings, with another 12percentt in galleries, 10percentt in churches and 9percentt in museums.
The Yaseen art, estimated to bring $9.8 million to $13 million, includes a 1949 "drip" painting by Jackson Pollock, which is to be auctioned on Wednesday night.
The Harn museum has announced that Dr. Cofrin bequeathed 312 works of Asian art estimated to be worth $4.2 million and established a million-dollar endowment for the acquisition of Asian art.
There are clearly things going into the sale tinged with regret but Rolf says the family tried to create a rounded sale that was also fun, so there are pieces of art estimated in the hundreds of pounds up to one of Warhol's Brigitte Bardot canvases, estimated at £3m to £4m.
The parties recently settled the dispute, and the gallery paid $2,500 for the wall art, estimated to be worth $100,000.
In the current context of HIV-1 treatment, where the cost of lifelong ART therapy is estimated to be $420,000 $755,000 USD per individual, with 73%% of the cost going toward ART [ 63, 64], and even the conversion to generic once daily ART, estimated to only reduce lifetime costs by ~ $42,000/patient [ 65], successful gene therapy for HIV-1 could be cost effective [ 18, 54].
Sub-Saharan Africa, with the world's highest burden of conflict, is home to around 70% of HIV-infected people and has the largest unmet need for antiretroviral treatment (ART), estimated at around 5 million[ 2, 3].
This paper focuses first on various types of imprecision in such modelling results, introduced either by subjective or state-of-the-art estimates of coefficients or through measurement error, and second on the different types of methods able to take into account imprecision in the input parameters in order to evaluate imprecision in the simulation results.
The state-of-the-art estimates of ECS and transient climate response (TCR; a response of global-mean SAT to a gradually increasing atmospheric CO2 concentration) from historical observations also have substantial uncertainty (e.g., Flato et al. 2014) due to difficulty in accurate estimations of ocean heat uptake and forcing (e.g., Yoshimori et al. 2016).
