Sentence examples for derived an estimate from inspiring English sources

From these, Eddington derived an estimate of 1.61 arc seconds for the deflection at the edge of the Sun.

Hubble then boldly assumed that the P-L relation was universal and derived an estimate for the distance to NGC 6822, using Shapley's most recent (1925) version of the calibration of the relation.

In a glowing endorsement, the GWPF authors heap praise on Forster and Gregory's work because it "derived an estimate that was almost fully based on observations, and it did not have evident flaws such as faulty data or methodology". Lewis and Crok use methods developed by Jonathan Gregory and myself to infer a lower climate sensitivity than that quoted in IPCC AR5.

From the two different sets of observations we derived an estimate for the shock compression ratio X, which turns out to be X = 2.4 ± 0.2 and X = 2.2 ± 0.1, respectively, for the first and second event.

Although cross sectional measurements of larval shells were not performed directly, we derived an estimate of average shell thickness that is theoretically attributable to aragonite volume.

Fourth, we derived an estimate of the number of subjects one would need to treat to prevent the occurrence of one case of AIDS (that is, the number-needed-to-treat, NNT).

We therefore derived an estimated dose-response trend for each study, using the method recommended by Greenland and Longnecker.

By subtracting the latter from the former, one can derive an estimate of the fund's net notional derivatives exposure.

We scaled this ratio to the entire population of wells (25,700 wells with reported natural gas production) to derive an estimate of 51 dehydrators in the Barnett region.

Using the system, a loan officer can enter the loan terms and derive an estimate of a property's worth and estimate the likelihood of a default by the owner.

Design: Secondary analysis of a randomised, controlled trial to derive an estimate of complier average causal effect (CACE) of treatment.