Sentence examples for estimated shift in from inspiring English sources

Hence, the presented results of the estimated shift in precipitation and temperature patterns are expected to considerably affect future water resource availability and status.

A log-likelihood ratio test was then used to assess the significance of the estimated shift in branching rates for both the single and multiple threshold models in each analysis.

Shenoy et al. (1999 2002002) measured heading tuning over a narrow range (±32°) around straight ahead, and estimated shifts in tuning by cross-correlation analysis.

They would use randomized experiments to estimate shifts in voter turnout and voting.

We address this uncertainty by estimating shifts in the demand for outdoor recreation destinations along Minnesota's North Shore region of Lake Superior under a range of projected climatic and environmental conditions.

A notable exception is the study of Hunt et al. [ 21] using a phylogeny of nearly 2,000 beetle species to estimate shifts in diversification across the order.

However, there is some increased uncertainty from estimating shifts at the tails of the distribution of response, which could be more uncertain than estimating shifts in the median of response.

We also estimated the shift in forest area and basal area relative to the center of the US and compared change in deciduous forest land cover.

From Eq. (29), we estimated the shift in gasoline consumption associated with the direct rebound of ordinary passenger cars during 2006 2007 as 192 ML, which corresponds to approximately 0.5 % of the annual gasoline consumption in fiscal 2007.

We have estimated the shift in the proportion of treated stage IV patients between the period 2004-2008 and the year 2015 to be from 3% (a change from 90% in the period 2004-2008 to 93% estimated for the year 2015) in the age group 0-49 years up to 18% (a change from 44%to62%2%) in the age group 80+ years.

In this paper, we propose a method for estimating the shift in the frame boundary estimate using a preamble having two identical halves.