Sentence examples for decrease estimates from inspiring English sources

Including this feedback may decrease estimates of land carbon uptake in some regions.

By sequentially removing different abundance classes of occasional species, we test the hypothesis that occasional species can significantly decrease estimates of the conservation value of primary forests (or, conversely, increase the estimated conservation value of modified land-uses).

There are several types of CorGE that act to increase or decrease estimates of genetic variance.

Null alleles can decrease estimates of genetic diversity and inflate genetic differentiation [ 9].

However, it is most likely that this bias will act to decrease estimates by decreasing genetic heterogeneity in comparison with an unselected sample.

Simulation studies also suggest that increased mutation rates significantly decrease estimates of F ST [ 45, 46] and Hedrick also analytically demonstrated that when the number of alleles is high, F ST is necessarily low [ 47].

According to a report by the State of New Jersey, enacting this program would decrease estimated greenhouse gas emissions in 2020 from automobiles in New Jersey by 22percentt, about 10 million metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually.

We estimated a 118-g decrease in birth weight (95% CI: –129, –106 g) for each 1-μg/L increase in simulated cord plasma PCB-153, compared with the 150-g decrease estimated based on the previous meta-analysis.

It clearly demonstrates the sharp decrease of the size of T t with growing t, in accordance with the exponential decrease estimated analytically in Section "Memory and time usage".

After accounting for disease duration and repeated measures over eight visit times, the difference between groups was statistically significant (abatacept vs. placebo mRSS decrease estimate −9.8, 95%% confidence interval −16.7 to −3.0, p = 0.0114) (Table  3).

However, the new estimate is consistent with the trend toward decreased estimates of world coal reserves published by the World Energy Council and a 2007 assessment by the research council of the US National Academy of Sciences that US coal reserves have been significantly overestimated.