Sentence examples for comparatively estimate from inspiring English sources

However, to our knowledge no study has yet to comparatively estimate the growth effects of differing types of government spending.

Developing an agreed classification of health system strengthening : a common HSS classification is needed for aggregating HSS activities and their expenditures in order to comparatively estimate the amount of investments allocated for strengthening specific components of the health system by various sources.

To explore the mechanisms, the combined thin-film degradation system of photon-efficient thin-film photocatalysis with photocarrier-efficient electrocatalysis (TPE), and the combined bulk-phase degradation system of conventional bulk-phase photocatalysis with photocarrier-efficient electrocatalysis (BPE), were comparatively estimated.

In this case, tumour advancement was positively correlated with the comparatively estimated amount of CRH or FasL produced by tumour cells (P<0.05 between stage II and stage IV tumours).

UNIFEM (The United Nations Development Fund for Women) says the number is anywhere from 500,000 to 2 million, while the United States State Department has the comparatively conservative estimate for the total number of traffic victims (men and women) at 600,000 to 820,000.

While the major rivers of the world are reasonably well gauged and analysed, thus allowing comparatively precise estimates of riverine inputs to the ocean, it remains very difficult to evaluate the influence of direct groundwater discharge into the ocean.

Analyses of numerous plastid protein-coding genes yielded comparatively younger estimates (124 62 Ma; [61]), while both 18S (155 Ma; [29]) and 5S (200 Ma; [62]) rRNA gene data inferred timescales roughly in agreement with the present study.

The inclusion of a country with a large agricultural sector may be one of the reasons for the comparatively high estimates of resources from agricultural lands.

The age of the haplotypes introgressed into the Matano flock (mainly node 22) is comparatively young, estimated in analysis [D] to less than 400,000 years.

Schistosome genomes are comparatively large, estimated to be over 350 megabase pairs, and perhaps as high as 400 megabase pairs, for the haploid genome of S. mansoni and S. japonicum [ 13- 15].

If false positive rates for proteinuria were lower in racial/ethnic minorities compared with NHWs, we would then estimate comparatively lower rates of nonproteinuric kidney disease in racial/ethnic minorities.