Sentence examples for estimated in isolation from inspiring English sources

If an accurate model is used to represent gravitational accelerations in this estimation procedure, the non-gravitational accelerations, due to satellite aerodynamics and radiation pressure, can be estimated in isolation.

Assuming 70% vaccine coverage of the target population, vaccination would result in a 42% reduction in CC risk over a woman's lifetime (this risk was estimated in isolation, not considering the screening strategy).

At +60 mV and at delays >50 ms, the AMPA EPSC has completely disappeared, whereas the slower NMDA EPSC is peaking and its amplitude can be estimated in isolation (Hestrin et al. 1990; Martin and Pozo 2004).

This can be tricky to estimate in isolation, since your actual tax burden generally relies on your financial picture as a whole.

From these data it is obvious that the costs per isolation day avoided as estimated in the present study are higher than the actual costs of isolation.

It is especially important to consider ways of dealing with multiple risks and their combinations in addition to the prevailing practice of estimating risks in isolation.

Overall, these results suggest that, given the amount of premating and postmating isolation operating and estimated in these two species, premating barriers would drive the genetic dynamics in hybrid populations.

While one cannot estimate in isolation the extent to which action research helps Singapore achieve its educational innovations and its relatively high PISA and TIMSS results, it likely plays a meaningful role due to the importance of standardized assessments and school ranking within the Singaporean system.

We find that rates of employment amongst GSM and Employer Sponsored skilled migrants increased statistically significantly by between 12 and 14 percentage points as a result of the shift in policy (slightly larger effects were estimated for GSMs in isolation).

A recent study on illness and death due to foodborne infections in France estimated an isolation rate of 27 37/100,000 persons/year for Campylobacter infection (7 ).

The seasonality coefficients α and β contribute to the estimated isolation rate in week t via the terms αcos(2π t/52) + βsin(2π t/52π.