Sentence examples for estimated to extend from inspiring English sources

At his death in 1909, Harriman's influence was estimated to extend over 60,000 miles of track.

The lifetime of the NEG pump was estimated to extend over a year.

Assuming that this fresh groundwater is part of an active flow system, the submarine freshwater tongue is estimated to extend at least a few hundred meters offshore, based on analytical model calculations.

Salinity has been invading water bodies in Bangladesh due to saltwater intrusion from the Bay of Bengal and has been estimated to extend 100 km inland from the bay (Allison et al. 2003).

The need for more genetic markers is also supported by the extent of linkage disequilibrium (LD) in the pig genome, which has been estimated to extend from as little as 40 60 kb [3] up to 400 kb [4] in the commonly used commercial pig breeds, such as Duroc, Landrace and Large White.

LD was estimated to extend to about 10 cM among 43 United States bread wheat elite varieties and breeding lines [ 52].

This conclusion is supported by the spread of cost-outcome differences across all four quadrants of the cost-effectiveness plane and the slight tendency for estimates to extend further across the south-west quadrant (which represents lower costs and worse outcomes).

Furthermore, based on the optical data of these copolymers and oligomers, the conjugation length of the polyoctylthiophene was estimated to be extended over 23 31 octylthiophene rings.

As mentioned in the last section, our previous speckle analysis can be reinterpreted as showing that nearly a half of F-actin existing at a given moment is estimated to have extended lifetime (>100 sec) in lamellipodia of XTC cells.

4.2, also follows from a general formula in [17], Z u = det g x, y g z det E. In a follow up work [3] we will use our estimates here to extend the global theory when A3 is weakened to A3w, without A -boundedness conditions, as well as further develop the optics examples.

The Department for Education estimates that proposals to extend free school meals to all children whose parents are in receipt of universal credit would mean that more than half of all children would receive free school meals at a cost of £1bn a year.