Sentence examples for estimated gaps from inspiring English sources

The estimated gaps are smaller in the estimations which control for pre-war livestock and pre-war land (22 and 16 percentages points, respectively) and higher for the estimation which includes all pre-war controls (28 percentage points) (see columns 3 to 5).

As shown in Table 11, the estimated gaps decline in most cases, especially among females.

Estimated gaps are consistently lower using this specification than in column (4 an indication that even within regions, blacks and whites live in systematically different labor markets.

Since we did not perform quasiparticle calculations within the GW-approximation, the estimated gaps in our cases were smaller that experimental values for both bulk and NWs.

The distance between markers was estimated from the size of the intervening sequence and estimated gaps.

The term "unrecorded" refers to the estimated gaps in our knowledge from the numbers of undescribed species or as yet unrecorded species in each taxonomic group.

The first method estimated gap size using hemispherical photographs and Gap Light Analyzer (v2.0) software ([ 19]; Figure  3a).

Mediators in the current talks will try to close an estimated gap of $182 million over five seasons, or $36.4 million a season.

Around 55%% of the estimated gap between immigrants and natives is attributable to these observable individual characteristics (panel a of Table 9).

However, the estimated gap tends to become less intensive moving from the lower to the upper tail of the conditional distribution of the outcomes.

After removing the US data from the sample, the estimated gap in GDP after the German reunification becomes much smaller and is no longer significant according to the in-space placebo study.