Sentence examples for degree estimates of from inspiring English sources

Whereas the geothermal gradient for a given region is commonly constrained to a sufficient degree, estimates of porosities, fracture systems, permeabilities, and therefore the achievable convective heat flow in a planned fractured reservoir are subject to large uncertainties (Agemar et al. 2012; Domenico and Palciauskas 1973).

To some degree, the estimate of unit-level variance may also reflect shared assessment and scoring practices that develop within unitsa.

Despite this degree of disagreement, estimates of heterozygosity do not change appreciably when using SNP information from the capillary sequencing method (data not shown).

This would, to a minor degree, inflate the estimates of prevalence of adverse events reported for relatives.

Thus, the proportional difference in absolute degree of estimated confounding between the two estimates = (0.482 - 0.577 /0.577 = −16.3%.

The necrotic tumor volume, degree of inflammation and estimates of mitoses, macrophages and apoptosis were obtained from hematoxylin-eosin stained tumor sections by conventional histological evaluation.

Forest plots (figure 9) and ROC plots (figure 10) for this test reveal a high degree of heterogeneity for estimates of both sensitivity and specificity.

The program ConSurf [102] was employed to estimate the degree of conservation of amino acid residues of putative KLKs.

This is because there is no method of estimating the degree of failure of the regimen to hit the target.

Reliable estimates of degrees of freedom were obtained in all simulated heavy-tailed and normal datasets.

We had to decide in favour of the latter, since locally complete surveys are required for reliable estimates of degrees of clonal reproduction.