Sentence examples for commodity estimate from inspiring English sources

Estimate the annual Inflow of C since 1900, applying the 2013 IPCC KP Supplement default conversion factors to the domestically produced commodities; Estimate the annual Outflow of C, applying a first order decay function with constant annual default decay factors for each commodity; Estimate the total C stock and C stock change.

WTP represents the value that an individual places on a commodity, SG and TTO estimate a utility, most often on a scale where 0 is death and 1 perfect health.

For example, of the 40 supply chain stage/food commodity group estimates for south and south-east Asia, over 70% were based on assumptions, generic data or food waste estimates from other regions.

One large German bank's commodity group estimated the average economic life of shale fields is 10 years [27].

Summarizing the iAs contribution by food commodities, we estimate that about 10% of tAs exposure from foods is the toxic iAs form.

For 42% (for SW) and 30% (for WP and PP) of the countries, the production of each commodity was estimated using the total RW production as main driver (i.e., as independent variable applied to the linear model described in Materials) and it was therefore directly related to the future harvest demand.

Commodities are estimated to generate one-third of Africa's GDP growth, not counting indirect benefits.

Analysts factored the downturn in consumer spending and rising commodity prices into estimates and only expected earnings of 2 cents a share and sales of $1.0 billion.

Inappropriate/misleading industry metrics can arise when specific local commodity measures are estimated by utilizing per capita national measures (as opposed to state or local) as proxies.

When the amount of DP in each commodity has been estimated (step 2 of Figure 1), it is then possible to calculate the associated flows of carbon (step 3 of Figure 1).

When the amount of DP in each commodity has been estimated (step 2 of Figure  1), it is then possible to calculate the associated flows of carbon (step 3 of Figure  1).