Sentence examples for estimated extent from inspiring English sources
Comparisons are provided between the estimated extent of stream types and the 'blue-line' streams identified on the US Geological Survey topographic contour maps at both 1 24,000 and 1 100,000 scales.
One of the five associations observed in the Mokihinui lower gorge (a: BlP15) has an estimated extent of less than 0.5% (15,100 ha) of the NZ forest area, being highly scattered in occurrence (Table 2, Fig. 4b).
Both in vivo and in situ methods were suitable to assess CP degradation in the rumen and both methods also indicated that chemical treatment had no effect on ruminal CF degradation, but the estimated extent of CF disappearance differed between the in vivo and in situ estimates.
A score of 1 denotes an estimated location and extent; 2 denotes a known location but estimated extent and 3, a known location and extent.
We computed Pearson correlation coefficients and the associated significance p-values between chromosome size and the estimated extent of centromere-related and centromere-unrelated linkage.
Planned: the distribution of participants' estimated extent of SMS-texting and cordless phone calls, and the extent of rounding to a final zero or five within the full set of recall data and within each order of magnitude.
Two scores were constructed to estimate extent of father engagement.
BSA is often used in outcome measures to estimate extent of disease involvement.
In assessing response, the same radiologic modality (ie: CT or MRI) that was utilized to estimate extent of intrahepatic disease before chemotherapy will be utilized to estimate extent of disease after chemotherapy.
The SCORAD, used in atopic dermatitis, is another example of a dermatologic outcome measure that uses BSA to estimate extent of disease involvement.
