Sentence examples for compatible with estimates from inspiring English sources

This estimation is compatible with estimates obtained with a nuclear data set (mean = 1.6 kg; CI: 0.2 7 kg; Lartillot and Delsuc 2012).

Results may not be strictly compatible with estimates of forest area change derived from land use statistics.

Hence, the recovered estimates of uncertainty are assumed compatible with estimates that could have been obtained from a sample taken from the population, for which we desire estimates of biomass.

Our estimates of the reduction in all-cause mortality are compatible with estimates of ART need, known levels of ART uptake, and known levels of survival on ART among individuals registered at the clinic that provides ART, in the study area.

However, our previous estimates of increased lung cancer mortality associated with ecological indicators of residential radon were compatible with estimates obtained from combined analyses of residential case control studies [ 13].

Analyses of the remainder of the Canadian nuclear workers (93.2%) provided no evidence of increased risk, but the risk estimate was compatible with estimates that form the basis of radiation protection standards.

These molecular time estimates are compatible with time estimates (2.6 2.7 Ga) based on geological evidence for the earliest colonization of land by organisms (prokaryotes) [ 85].

Although confidence intervals were wide and largely compatible with the estimates observed in the five-county analysis, these estimates provided little additional support for the associations observed in five-county population.

Although the one-year estimated incidence of CAP in Spain was higher than our estimates, their age group-specific incidences were compatible with our estimates: 0.7, 1.1, 2.4, and 5.3 per 1,000 PY for the age groups of 15 44, 45 64, 65 74, and over 75 years, respectively [ 6].

Jenkins highlights that estimates of conditional probabilities (cross-impacts) are, most of the time, not completely compatible with the estimates of the marginal probabilities [33].

The ERR estimated here for leukaemia, without any adjustment for PF (Table 5), appears compatible with the estimates from the UK study (Pearce et al, 2012) for children under 10 years of age at the first scan.