Sentence examples for estimates advocated by from inspiring English sources
Even if one accepts the estimates advocated by some of a higher "global warming potential" for methane by a factor of approximately three, the increase in climate forcing by methane is significantly smaller than for carbon dioxide.
In the third step, we estimated the covariance between the different risk estimates within a study by applying the approach advocated by Shi and Copas (2004).
Moreover, utilizing Human Health Risk Assessments HHRAA) methods currently advocated by Health Canada [ 23], risk estimates for urban inhabitants of the region were also determined.
However, in contrast to analyses on D. melanogaster, we observe no significant association of codon bias with recombination rate, despite considerable statistical power and reliable estimates of recombination rate at the finer scale advocated by Kulathinal et al. (2008).
The lateral inflow is estimated through the continuity equation expressed in the characteristic form as advocated by Barbetta et al. in 2012.
Citing government estimates, newspaper reports and figures developed by research organizations, the analysis put a price tag of $1.7 trillion for the next 10 years on 28 major programs advocated by Mr. Kerry during his campaign.
Our findings also strongly advocated by Verma et al. (1969).
In NSW, we emphasized that the research design advocated by ADR and DLRR) seemed to throw out a great deal of potentially valid identifying information, which apparently led to relying on invalid identifying information that biased their estimates.
As advocated by Di Maria et al. [3] for developed countries, so do we advocate for developing countries.
The second was advocated by Lewis (1986) while the third lacks an advocate).
