Sentence examples for estimates greater from inspiring English sources

Comparing this distribution with the original estimation results before permutations (usually called the empirical estimation coefficient), the percentage of estimates greater or equal to (or smaller or equal to, in the case of negative coefficients) the empirical estimation coefficient in all estimates constitutes the QAP statistics.

With the single exception of China, all of them so far performed have produced national estimates greater than GBD's mean global estimates [6, 8].

In the case of potassium and uranium (Fig. 7a, c, respectively), on-granite locations display BH estimates greater than the airborne estimates.

When accounting for prevalence bias, Kappa and CCC estimates ranged from 0.40 to 0.92 for 27 of the 29 items evaluated in the questionnaire, with 18 items yielding agreement estimates greater than 0.60.

Lifetime prevalence of any kind of IPV is consistently high across studies, ranging from 40% among AI/AN women in New York City (Evans-Campbell et al. 2006) to 91% among married women in a Southwestern tribe (Robin et al. 1998), with most estimates greater than 50% (Fairchild et al. 1998; Bohn 2003; Malcoe et al. 2004; Mylant and Mann 2008; Duran et al. 2009; Wood and Magen 2009).

Estimates greater than 0.7 were sought [ 42].

Error estimates (great-circle distance, bearing, longitude component of error, and latitude component of error) were calculated for each ARGOS position and are available as supplementary material.

The head constitutes one-third of the total body length and, it is estimated, greater than a third of the body weight.

In the present work, the incoherence analysis tends to estimate greater bubble size than differential pressure analysis.

Although the mean Jenkins and Chojnacky estimates match, the plot-level estimates differ appreciably, with Chojnacky estimating greater biomass density values in some high biomass plots (Fig. 2b).

The result, which was greater than 2.5 m, was similar to the previous estimate (greater than 2.4 m) of Ashi et al. (2012) even though the regional tidal range was as large as 1.6 m (Figure 4).