Sentence examples for estimates and indicators from inspiring English sources

Based on a correlation analysis between the demolition waste estimates and indicators such as population density, buildings ageing index, buildings density and land occupation type, relationships are established that can be used to determine demolition waste outputs in a given area.

The following information was extracted onto piloted forms: 1) First author, year and geographic location of the study 2) case definition and ascertainment, sources and numbers of cases and controls, matching factors 3) severity scales for Tourette's syndrome or its comorbidities 4) specific risk factors 5) study results, including risk estimate and indicators of statistical significance.

The estimated PCDD/Fs and indicator PCBs mean daily intake through the consumption of this kind of food has been calculated taking into account body weight and food consumption data for children aged 6 12 months.

Model specifications will depend on evaluation of distributional properties of collected data and appropriate adaptation of point estimate and variation indicators.

A further agreement was also to estimate agreed metrics and indicators in each member country, an activity that is currently taking place.

Many countries also conduct prevalence surveys and cross-sectional qualitative surveys on a regular basis to estimate HIV prevalence and indicators of transmission risk behaviours in key sub-populations [ 10, 11].

More informative embedded sensors are desirable for internal cell state monitoring, which could provide accurate state-of-charge (SOC) and state-of-health (SOH) estimates and early failure indicators.

The main results and indicators estimated for the two scenarios can be viewed in the comparative table below (Table 2).

Where valuation has been undertaken for a similar case elsewhere, it may be possible to transfer the estimates and employ them as indicators of the economic welfare impacts in a new study.

UNICEF is strongly encouraged to resist the dual pressures of expanding sample sizes to generate subnational estimates and content particularly where indicators are not yet fully validated — by establishing parameters to better guide and support those decisions.

A Canadian initiative to define and estimate indicators of the relationship between agricultural activities and environmental quality has been under way since 1993.