Sentence examples for estimates and timing from inspiring English sources

These study years took into consideration sample size and power estimates and timing of survey completion relative to key national initiatives, and ensured participant recall was limited to a period of four years or less.

Liang et al. [7] proposed a revisable jump Markov chain Monte Carlo- RJMCMC- Carlo- RJMCMC-hm for estimating frequency and timing parameters.

The CA-BCM recharge and runoff estimates, combined with estimates of snowpack and timing of snowmelt, provide a basis for assessing variations in water availability.

OR estimates for dose and timing were similar across these subgroups and showed no evidence of statistical interaction (data not shown).

It also helped to monitor the cluster and outbreak over time and to estimate the number and timing of future cases.

Four irrigation methods were based on the use of soil water balance (SWB) to estimate irrigation amounts and timing while the fifth consisted of using traditional farmers practices.

We computed daily input fluxes from direct measurements of snow accumulation at 1300 points within the watershed near the peak accumulation date, time-lapse photography during the melt season, and high-resolution (25 m) snowmelt simulation using a field-validated snowmelt energy balance model; and estimated the amount and timing of water storage within the watershed from the water balance.

To accurately estimate the magnitude and timing of seasonal forcing, serum samples should be collected every two months and 200 or more samples should be included in each collection; this sample size estimate is sensitive to the antibody waning rate and the assumed level of seasonal forcing.

Previous studies often used average substitution rates of isozyme data [21], [22], cpDNA RFLP data [11], or nuclear and chloroplast DNA data [12], [13] of other organisms to estimate the origin and timing of radiation of the endemic flora, or more often made no attempt to do so [14] [20].

We combined two sources of data in order to estimate the number and timing of prenatal visits.

This includes estimating the rates and timing of chromosomal changes (inversions and translocations) as well as deducing the age of ancestral progenitor species and predicting their genome configurations.