Sentence examples for estimate escape from inspiring English sources

The theoretical results are applied to estimate escape regions in the parameter space of the system and compared with numerical simulations.

The estimated escape depth is approximately 0.3 to 0.5 nm.

One reason for the short shrift is that there hasn't been a good way to reliably estimate the escape of carbon dioxide from waterways across large areas.

"You have to be very careful because it has the connotation of doing exactly that," — creating a low-end estimate to escape tax — he said.

Another method to estimate the escape fraction is the Sobolev method (Sobolev 1960).

We had no true long-term estimates of exposure, so the analyses rely on the assumption that current levels, as estimated in ESCAPE during 2008 2009, reflect long-term exposures before the CIMT measurement.

Feeding increasing levels of free lysine to lactating dairy cows, in three levels up to 71 g/day, resulted in an estimated forestomach escape of lysine of 35 g/kg of lysine fed, a level that is only about 1/6 of those reported in previous studies based upon short term pulse dosing and/or feeding studies.

Feeding increasing levels of free lysine to lactating dairy cows, in three levels up to 85 g/day, resulted in an estimated ruminal escape of lysine of 72 g/kg of lysine fed, a level that is only about 1/3 of those reported in previously published studies based upon short term pulse dosing and/or feeding studies.

However, precise estimates of escape rates were hampered by a lack of frequent sampling.

The primary problem, according to Howarth and his colleagues, was the amount of methane — somewhere between 3.6 and 7.9 percent of the natural gas produced, they estimated — that escaped into the atmosphere.

It's estimated 2,500 escaped to Thailand last year — a huge jump from just 46 circa 2004.