Sentence examples for estimated to be fully from inspiring English sources

The trigger system is estimated to be fully sensitive to 1987A-type supernova bursts throughout most of the Milky Way.

The least number of efficient units were in Model1 where only one Danish and one Finnish hospital were estimated to be fully efficient.

In order for estimates to be fully comparable between OLS and PSM, these small numbers of 'off-support' observations were removed from our analysis, and this did not affect the reported estimates.

Thus, the procedure is estimated to be transferable to fully automated systems.

Because the earthquake occurred during a typical rainy season, the static pore-water pressure acting on the potential sliding surface was ignored, but the sliding surface itself was estimated to be in a fully saturated condition.

The budget for Barack Obama's healthcare plan, when fully implemented, is estimated to be between $50-65 50-65 billionlly.

This study was designed to characterize the average costs of IIS and to estimate costs for IIS nationwide to be fully functional, population-based, and contain >95% of the children <6 years of age in their geographic areas.

Further efforts are needed to calibrate drought-related demographic processes before water balance and drought stress estimates can be fully used for the accurate prediction of drought impacts.

More than half of today's seemingly original prewar buildings in central Berlin are estimated to have been partly or fully reconstructed after the war, recalling the philosophical dilemma of what becomes of George Washington's hatchet once you have replaced both the head and the handle.

It is worth noting that for the simulated datasets, this is extremely close to the Robinson Foulds error, as the estimated trees are fully resolved and the reference trees nearly so (only zero-event branches are contracted).

Within the United States, only three of the 76 metro areas measured are estimated to have fully recovered in both employment and per capita G.D.P. — Dallas, Pittsburgh and Knoxville, Tenn.