Sentence examples for cumulative estimate from inspiring English sources

While the scientists said theirs was the first attempt at a cumulative estimate of sea turtle mortality from interactions with American fisheries, they said it was possible that the bycatch was underestimated.

Comparable data on FP use were not available since the since respondents in the present study were asked about FP use in the past 12 months and the DHS sample reports ever use of FP which is a cumulative estimate of FP use over a respondent's lifetime.

The overall cumulative estimate variance was computed using previously described algorithms [ 23].

The cumulative estimate was statistically significant (p<0.05) after the second trial (published in August 1993) and remained so thereafter.

The cumulative estimate was first statistically significant after the fourth high-quality trial but remained statistically significant after the sixth trial.

A low total cumulative estimate of SAR 4000 ($1067) was used as monthly income, for all the job-types carried out at home.

The assumptions underlying this estimation are: We base our cessation rates on the cumulative estimates in the recent systematic reviews conducted by Cochrane Tobacco Addiction Group [ 33- 36].

The cumulative estimated duration of all phases, i.e., the estimated completion time of the project, served as preparation for the measure of anticipated project success.

What matters here is the impact of the activity data on the differences in the annual and cumulative estimates of carbon fluxes (Fig. 6).

Figure 3 compares Kaplan-Meier cumulative estimates of RIC, mortality, LTFU and transfer-out between levels of care.

Note that estimated intensities will correspond to the slopes of the cumulative estimates in this figure.