Sentence examples for basis for estimates of from inspiring English sources

These simulations provide a basis for estimates of surface and void tortuosities, which are essential in the interpretation and extrapolation of diffusion rates in complex porous media.

This provides a basis for estimates of the importance of different sources of dietary components when contrasted with the isotope values from a formulated diet with known isotope values of the different components.

Therefore, a major contribution of this study is setting a basis for estimates of long-term disability due to THI in order to advance knowledge by conducting further research and planning interventions to reduce its impact on population health.

Botswana has an HIV surveillance system and a national HIV survey that provide the basis for estimates of the extent of the HIV epidemic and its dynamics.

As satellite-derived PM2.5 estimates have become available, groups such as the Global Burden of Disease Study and the WHO have begun to use them as the basis for estimates of the global burden of disease.

Data from the same cohort also served as the basis for estimates of probabilities that those infected would experience no symptoms, non-severe symptoms, or severe symptoms with first to the third infections.

Biological monitoring also takes into account absorption by all routes, integrates exposure from all sources, and therefore can be used as a basis for estimate of total risk from multiple chemicals.

However, comprehensive sets of CSTD will become available from biomonitoring programs such as the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) [ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) 2009] and the effectiveness evaluation of the Stockholm Convention, which will provide a consistent basis for estimating kdec of various chemicals in many parts of the world.

A two dimensional system of partial differential equations forms the basis for estimating incidence of the undiagnosed and diagnosed disease states from the prevalence of the associated states.

The centre's studies of the physical changes that decomposing corpses undergo over time have helped to establish an empirical basis for estimating time of death.

Where datasets were incomplete, Netherlands data were often used a basis for estimating proportions of data for other countries.