Sentence examples for close to estimated from inspiring English sources

The algorithm is considered to have "converged" when estimated SNP effects from the previous iteration are very close to estimated SNP effects in the current iteration.

As a consequence, conversion of olivine with mantle composition (fo92fa08) to serpentine + magnetite would give ∆ H = −300 kJ/kg for combined reactions  1 and 3 and ∆ H = −276 kJ/kg for combined reactions  2 and 3, which is very close to estimated heat production of about 260 kJ/kg estimated for serpentinisation by Fyfe and Lonsdale (1981).

The resulting algorithm was found to be close to estimated fetal weight [ 16] and was considered to describe undisturbed intrauterine growth.

Nevertheless, they can adjust for unmeasured factors related to the family and thereby come a step closer to estimating causal effects than most other methods.

This is not just an expectation: as the number of individuals and loci increase, posterior trees will inevitably get closer to estimating the times of complete separation.

If we are to accept model projections, at least the estimates of past global mean annual temperature should be close to estimates from observations, but whether they are I cannot tell.

This figure is close to estimates of the existence of the practice amongst human hunter-gatherer societies.

Life expectancy obtained by the model for Mexican women not in sex work was close to estimates reported for Mexican women (77.96 years and 77.6 respectively) [22].

Their estimates are close to estimates published by the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) using industry reported data [ 41].

The estimates from the two pooled analyses are comparable and are close to estimates projected models based in the data from underground miners.

This is quite close to estimates of mutation rate at dinucleotide loci in e.g. humans of 2.73 × 10-4[ 71] and 5.56 × 10-4 in common carp (Cyprinus carpio) [ 72].