Sentence examples for estimates coming from from inspiring English sources

The new CO2 compilation here consists of 1,241 independent estimates coming from five proxy methods and 112 published studies.

Typical heat exchanger design procedures are based on the use of fixed values of fouling factors, mostly based on estimates coming from practice.

Next, the size-dependent effective conductivity is computed for random distributions of inclusions and compared with analytic estimates coming from the homogenization theory.

This is inevitable, because the principle of meta-analysis does not offer an opportunity for combining effect estimates coming from various study designs.

We use the quantitative transfer function of Royer65 for estimates coming from Ginkgo adiantoides, the fossil species considered conspecific with extant G. biloba66.

For estimates coming from other species within the Ginkgo genus we use the stomatal ratio approach, and we exclude estimates not coming from Ginkgo as these other groups are too distantly related to Ginkgo and have not been calibrated correctly67.

Where did these cautious estimates come from?

So where do these big estimates come from?

(Most estimates come from anonymous testing at pre-natal clinics).

The estimates came from a "black magic box," he said.

Half of Montgomery's customers, he estimates, come from the UK, half from Ireland.