Sentence examples for early estimations from inspiring English sources

Early estimations are that a share of the gate receipts at Liverpool could be worth as much as £500,000 to Exeter.

You do not have to read much about her to see that Newsom has a point: "naive", "elfin" and "childlike" are recurring adjectives, especially in early estimations of her work.

Dr. David K. Shay of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a co-author of a commentary that accompanied Dr. Jackson's study, agreed that these measures of health and frailty "were not incorporated into early estimations of the vaccine's effectiveness" and could well have skewed the findings.

Early estimations, when only a few hundred bacterial genomes were available, suggested that prophages are common (62% of bacterial genomes tested contained at least one), existing as intact and functional forms or in varying degrees of decay (Casjens, 2003).

Early estimations of the nucleotide divergence between M and F genomes of unionoid bivalves were based on p-distances of partial cox1 sequences [ 20] and were around 28 to 33%.

Our results show that these early estimations were conservative and the average uncorrected divergence between the F and M concatenated nucleotide sequences for the 12 mitochondrial protein-coding genes is 41% for V. ellipsiformis, 42% for Q. quadrula and 43% for P. grandis and I. japanensis.

Thus, an early estimation of ISS could conceivably be used for estimating FIB.

The model suggested provides opportunity for early estimation of the biodegradation process quality.

In contrast to early estimation, yne-diamonds are unlikely superhard materials, but exhibit good ductility.

This paper also introduces accurate cost models for the early estimation of the reconfiguration time overhead.

An optimality criterion is developed so as to give priority to the early estimation of low-order factorial effects.