Sentence examples for estimated work from inspiring English sources

The biggest changes that ComScore made involved how it estimated work audiences.

rats (notch femur), but the estimated work to propagate the crack was less for the aged bone.

Kelvin probe (KP) measurements show that the estimated work function for Au and Pt surfaces, evaporated under normal high vacuum (HV) fabrication conditions and measured in air, can be significantly lower (by ∼0.2 to 0.9 eV) than those of clean surfaces evaporated and measured in the more demanding and clean ultra high vacuum (UHV), that are often used as reference values.

The estimated work expenditure was close to measured peel strength for most of the cases, which indicates that the measured peel strength is more a measure of the plastic deformation during the peel test than a measure of the true interfacial fracture energy.

We established the association between the estimated work of breathing by the ventilator and the measured respiratory parameters (P < 0.05).

For the selected uphill section, speed was correlated to cycle length (r = −0.75, P < 0.01) and the estimated work rate was approximately 160% of peak aerobic power.

Governments would then spread the cost over the estimated working lives of their employees.

The discrepancy occurs because early figures are estimated working backwards from current estimates (using growth rates) and there were upward corrections to GDP numbers in the 1990's.

Estimated working lifespans decrease as the number of foundresses increases (Figure 3).

We estimated work-productivity impairment due to HCV costs over €7,500 per employed patient per year, an incremental indirect cost of almost €3,000 over matched controls.

The estimated working distance of the beam was 20 ± 5 μm, focal spot diameter was 3 ± 0.05 μm and the beam divergence was 15°.