Sentence examples for estimated excess from inspiring English sources

Average annual runoff and recharge are highest in locations with the greatest estimated excess water, generally in locations where annual snowpack is highest, such as in the Sierra Nevada and Trinity Mountains.

The estimated "excess" HIV prevalence due to ART in 2008 was highest among women 25 years and older and among men 30 years and older.

The estimated excess deaths from both studies were statistically significant.

The estimated excess deaths, while less than that observed in subtropical and temperate countries, still constitutes a substantial problem.

Estimation of lifetime costs was based on estimated excess total cost in the first three years after first-ever stroke.

These estimates reflect estimated excess risks of mortality on heat wave days defined using HWD_Tavg (Table 1).

Mean estimated excess MET-hours for strenuous activity reported at follow-up also increased progressively with each increase in the frequency of strenuous physical activity reported at baseline.

The estimated excess relative rate for all cancer other than leukaemia was slightly larger after the exclusion of women (0.51 per Gy; 90% confidence interval 0.22 to 0.82).

We estimated excess lung cancer deaths per 10,000 individuals for lifetime environmental exposure and for average lifetime occupational exposure levels between 1 and 25 μg/m.

Among urban counties, the median estimated excess number of adverse outcomes is 3.1 per 1,000 for sCL and 0.003 per 1,000 for RV/TLC.

The NRC estimated excess lifetime lung and bladder cancer risks based on a lifetime of exposure to arsenic in drinking water.