Sentence examples for estimates for effective from inspiring English sources

The Congressional Budget Office and Internal Revenue Service have produced estimates for effective tax rates, but the data are relatively old — 2008 and 2009, respectively.

The estimates for effective population size both support the consistency in the fly cultivation techniques employed in the course of the experiments and corroborate the effective population size estimated from the experimental procedures.

The estimates for effective reproduction number R obtained from the confirmed case and hospitalization data are in good agreement, with R in the range of 1.04-1.27 for the first summer wave during July-September, and 1.01-1.05 for the second wave in fall/winter, using the generation time estimated by [ 26] for the spring outbreak in Mexico.

From the above considerations, using the tritium activity of SA01 for Ao would be the best estimate for effective age calculation of the young ground waters downstream of the landfill site.

With the uncertainties surrounding STP portion size and geometry (and the resulting attenuation of radiation emitted from within STPs), and the differential extent and kinetics of extraction into saliva by users of different STPs, it is challenging to establish an accurate estimate for effective dose to the oral cavity.

In turn, the effective properties of the resulting three-scale LCC are determined by means of a sequential homogenization procedure, utilizing the self-consistent estimates for the effective behavior of the polycrystalline matrix, and the Willis estimates for the effective behavior of the porous composite.

Estimates for an effective carbon price vary enormously.

Rigorous bounds and analytical estimates for the effective elastic properties of these materials have been found to be inaccurate.

The estimates for the effective bulk and shear moduli of isotropic particulate composites are finally obtained by using the generalized self-consistent scheme and discussed through numerical examples.

The estimates for the effective electro-active response are obtained by means of available estimates for the purely mechanical response of such composites, together with a partial decoupling strategy/approximation.

This paper presents comparisons between full-field numerical results and self-consistent (SC) estimates for the effective behavior and statistical fluctuations of the stress and strain-rate fields in viscoplastic polycrystals.