Sentence examples for estimate of the changes from inspiring English sources
In France, the simulations conducted by the CIRED team with regard to road transport do not give a better estimate of the changes in competitiveness which would have resulted from the CCE.
An additional estimate of the changes in cell growth was obtained from the ultrastructure of the nucleolus in the cells of the cortical cylinder.
For these reasons, it will be important to study the side chain dynamics of a HbI as well as the backbone to fully characterize the dynamical changes undergone upon CO binding and to obtain a more accurate estimate of the changes in protein conformational entropy occurring upon ligand binding.
Erdogan v Gulen Heading off the populists Banking on a new union ReprintsOn December 10th government statisticians revised upwards their estimate of the change in GDP in the third quarter, to zero.
To our knowledge, this is the first precise estimate of the change in the shape of body mass trajectories.
Therefore, providing an accurate estimate of the change point would enable process engineers to eliminate the root causes in a quick manner and improve the quality of processes.
However, the adjusted estimates indicate that not only the effectiveness difference but also the cost difference vanished thus it is not reasonable to present such a standardized estimate of the change in costs as the ICER.
Similar to our analysis of iPhone upgrade cycles, we can translate these retiring Android smartphone age distributions into an estimate of the change in age of customers' previous Android phone.
A quantitative estimate of the change in gene expression was given by the signal log ratio, and the fold increase was calculated as fold increase = 2 log ratio).
We also assume that neither skew nor outliers affect the estimate of the change and the relationship between pre-and post- event values.
Estimates of dry weight for females at day 9 post-emergence (and the related estimate of the change in weight over time) were based on uninjected females.
