Sentence examples for chronological estimates from inspiring English sources

The following section provides some chronological estimates.

Temporal distances were calculated, on a pairwise basis between all OTUs, as the square root of the squared differences between chronological estimates provided in Table S1.

However, the impact of topological parameters on chronological estimates is rarely considered.

Likewise, if the tree shape does not affect divergence time inference, we expect that the balanced and unbalanced counterparts of each taxonomic composition will yield similar chronological estimates.

TBI brains were estimated to be "older," with a mean predicted age difference (PAD) between chronological and estimated brain age of 4.66 years (±10.8) for GM and 5.97 years (±11.22) for WM.

To determine factors influencing their 6MWD and to compare their chronological and estimated "cardiorespiratory and muscular chain" ages.

It therefore becomes essential to test the accuracy of estimating chronological age from age estimation methods and their applicability to different populations.

Here, we present volume estimates, chronological constraints, and 10Be-derived paleo-erosion rates from a prominent valley fill in the Yamuna catchment, Garhwal Himalaya, to elucidate the coupled response of rivers and hillslopes to Pleistocene climate change.

The results show that mosquitoes do indeed senesce, and that knowledge of the process can be used to estimate chronological age.

Since the sex variable influenced the predictive capacities of both methods, we conclude that equations to estimate chronological age should use specific coefficients for males and females.

The results of these previous studies indicate that estimating chronological age by means of dental mineralization stage is not a straightforward analysis.