Sentence examples for duration estimates from inspiring English sources

Using the retrospective stopwatch estimation, participants' duration estimates increased by an average of 36% when they recalled their own fall (from 2.17±0.24 s to 2.96±0.51 s, p<0.03, paired t-test, one-tailed, Fig. 2a), consistent with their verbal report that their fall had "seemed to take a very long time".

The highly polymorphic markers (e.g. Polyα and TA109) yielded statistically similar mean infection duration estimates to the multilocus estimation (Table 3).

Hence, various scenarios of the activity duration estimates should be used here for the Phase I analysis.

The second stage performs a discrete-event simulation using these models to obtain the cost and duration estimates.

The duration estimates are markedly different between the two local scenarios, as was the case for the cost estimates (Table 6).

With better knowledge, empirical data have replaced many of the assumptions underlying the earlier GBD estimates, and, as YLD calculations became prevalence-based rather than reliant on the less-easily ascertained incidence and duration, estimates have gained in reliability.

We sought to determine if postpartum salpingectomy is equivalent to postpartum bilateral tubal ligation (BTL) in terms of duration, estimated blood loss (EBL), and complication rate.

We have used the general Angstrom Prescott type model to estimate solar radiation from sunshine duration estimated previously from cloud cover data.

The results confirm that the total queue extent and duration estimated by the queue model are broadly similar to those simulated by CTM.

A Chinese clinic-based study, approximately 1 year in duration, estimated that trigeminal autonomic cephalalgia accounts for 5.3% of primary headaches, of which 84.7% are CH [1].

Figure 3 shows the source duration estimated from the 100-s Rayleigh wave at various station azimuths (red circles) and that estimated from the first spectral-node period (blue circles).