Sentence examples for estimated grossly from inspiring English sources

Surgical specimens were sectioned along the longitudinal plane of the uterus, and myometrial invasion and cervical stromal invasion were estimated grossly and confirmed microscopically according to standard procedures (Silverberg et al, 2003).

Allianz calls this estimate "grossly off-base".

When included, the implicit assumption is that early dose effects are so strong biologically that an exposure estimate grossly misclassified at the individual level will still be adequate to improve the overall dose classification, thereby facilitating the detection of any effect.

How many of those survivors of cancer treatment will become pregnant remains unknown; however, it is grossly estimated that at least half of them will do so [16], [17], [18].

PaCO2 can be grossly estimated by PetCO2.

In fact, by simple calculations, we can grossly estimate that on average, among patients, the LSCs are able to survive for at least 10 years.

However, some of the estimates may grossly lead to erroneous predictions of future production behavior.

Sensitivity depends on tumour size, mammographic density, number of pictures and the use of digital reading, and the estimates vary grossly (Weedon Fekjær et al, 2008).

Personal vehicle ownership is grossly inefficient: Cars are estimated to be parked 95percentt of the time.

* According to the McNemar's test Misclassification analysis indicated that more children were grossly misclassified when parents estimated their child's weight and height than when they measured these values at home, while fewer children were classified correctly (Table 4).

The troika plan was clearly not realistic — and just about all of us on the Keynesian side were warning, loudly, that multipliers estimated from normal periods with offsetting monetary policy were grossly misleading for fiscal policy under current conditions.