Sentence examples for attainment of estimates from inspiring English sources

This method results in the attainment of estimates of the intake of single nutrients.

Kinetics of the deficit in haematocrit from <30%% until attainment of ≥30%% were estimated by a non-compartment model.

This article explored the potential of using targeted vouchers to accelerate the attainment of MDG 5 by estimating the proportions of births to poor women that are covered by the SM voucher programme in South-western Uganda.

The probability for attainment of the target fAUC0−24/MIC ratio estimated by Monte Carlo simulation was consistent with the actual efficacy of the phase III study for each strain (Table  7).

Three of the sets of estimates sequentially add experience in the chronological order of the three life-cycle stage experiences as follows: only pre-school experience (HAZ at age six) (Set 1A); pre-school experience and school-years experience (school attainment) (Set 2); and all three life-cycle stage experiences HAZ at age six, school attainment, and skilled job tenure (Set 3).

This is a very Zen idea: the attainment of emptiness.

First, the U.S. EPA estimated the change in ambient lead resulting from attainment of alternate NAAQS levels, relative to baseline ambient lead levels in 2016.

After correction for kidney transplant status and with the use of the MDRD-6 formula with calibrated creatinine to estimate GFR, treatment center no longer influenced the attainment of the PTH treatment goal.

The titer for the initial time point was taken after 20 60 min of phage growth, to ensure the attainment of a stable 'age of infection' distribution in the culture (enabling a legitimate estimate of an exponential growth rate).

Furthermore, in this alternative specification the estimated survival rates at both 12 and 24 months are monotonically decreasing in the educational attainment of the unemployed.

Numerical experiments confirm that such procedures greatly accelerate the attainment of local features of the solution to preset accuracies as compared to traditional adaptive schemes based on energy norm error estimates.