Sentence examples for estimate availability from inspiring English sources

Monte Carlo method is used to estimate availability through simulation.

While the solid-solution partitioning coefficients (Kd) varied significantly with soil type and the extraction solution used to estimate availability linear regression analysis showed that soil pH influenced Kd the most.

The only data sources to estimate availability of casual staff were the payroll systems of the previous entities (currently being integrated into a single payroll system).

We note however that MRDS seems a promising approach to estimate availability bias in the context of combined acoustic and visual surveys, an idea that dates back to Fristrup & Clark (1997).

Of course, between-study comparisons could have been better served by repeating precisely the methods of those previous studies, but this was deemed to be of lesser importance than using an improved method to estimate availability, rather than just abundance, in order to make RDH tests as accurate as possible.

The release contains price information for broiler parts by U.S. region as sell as in Mexico City, slaughter estimates, availability, and national fowl market and miscellaneous poultry information.

This estimate is worked out jointly by the marketing, production, and finance departments: the marketing manager estimates demand; the production manager estimates capacity; and the financial manager estimates availability of funds to finance new accounts receivable, inventories, and fixed assets.

This paper introduced a methodology for estimating availability of cloud-free image composites for optical sensors with various revisiting intervals, using MODIS MOD06 L2 cloud fraction product in the period of 2000 2008.

Models based on long-term climate averages over-estimate availability of suitable habitat and species' climatic tolerances, masking species potential vulnerability to climate change.

3) An estimated availability of 5 patients per GP and 8 patients per pulmonologist on average.

On the other hand, according to Bermúdez-Soto et al. [ 46], the use of a dialysis membrane as a means of estimating availability for absorption has some limitations and the results cannot be truly associated with absorption in vivo.