Sentence examples for based upon an estimate from inspiring English sources
It is largely based upon an estimate that the unemployment rate will peak at 8.3percentt in 2010.
The sample size calculation was based upon an estimate that 60% of patients would achieve their primary goal following their first BoNT-A injection cycle.
As trees grow, the definition of which trees compete with each other changes, so the competitor search radius for each tree was made to be temporally variable based upon an estimate of its crown width.
Where the original figure predates 1914, the inflation adjustment for the intervening period is based upon an estimate of CPI trends from a 1912 Royal Commission report that detailed food and rent prices in New Zealands four main centres from 1891.
Our incidence data were based upon an estimated exposure denominator of six months per baby, similar to research elsewhere.
Based upon an estimated response rate of 50percentt and a targeted case number of 2.500 mothers a total of 5.000 German mothers was selected randomly out of the panel.
This value is based upon a conservative estimate of the effect expected, rather than what is considered clinically important.
The proofs are simple, based upon a new, sharp estimate for the commutator of the Laplacian and Helmholtz projection operators.
For each of the 4097 subjects, a risk score was generated based upon an index with coefficients estimated using data from all other subjects (i.e., leave-one-out cross-validation; see above), and these scores were then standardized with respect to the baseline cohort of 4097 women (i.e., mean = 0, std. dev. = 1).
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However, this estimate was based upon an inaccurate guess of the planet's angular size.
