Sentence examples for estimates and use from inspiring English sources
Here, using the ~ 2100-km2 Barron River catchment in Queensland, Australia, as a test case, we use in situ-produced 10Be to derive sediment generation rate estimates and use in situ and meteoric 10Be to identify the source of that sediment, which enters the Coral Sea near Cairns.
Accordingly, for reasons outlined by Paul [21] [22]; Witton [24] and (in part) Henderson [25], we prefer traditionally 'heavier' pterosaur mass estimates and use them in our study here (e.g. 180 250 kg for Q. northropi) and do not consider ultra-light or ultra-heavy pterosaur masses to be well rationalised.
Primary data sources for nonenergy emissions include expert estimates and use of satellite imaging.
We construct a robust molecular phylogeny of the Gecarcinucidae, provide molecular clock estimates and use these data to reconstruct ancestral ranges.
Thus, this method has limitations that may contribute to inaccuracy of DNA concentration estimates, and use of such a DNA standard to quantify the abundance of functional microbial groups in the environmental sample will result in inaccurate information.
More than 90% of participants exceeded the EPA's 70 dBA recommended exposure limit when exposure from street noise was included in each subjects' total exposure estimates and use of hearing protection devices was considered.
The proof is established by exploiting some a priori estimates and using a fixed point argument.
Survey-weighting was applied for national estimates and used in chi squared and multivariable regression analysis.
We weighted analyses to reflect U.S. population estimates and used SUDAAN to derive appropriate SEs.
Pohar Perme obtains age group specific estimates and uses external age-standardization using Eq. (4) using the external reference weights.
