Sentence examples for estimates herein from inspiring English sources

The estimates herein provide starting points for fair compensation of CHWs, so they may be further integrated into health systems faced with a health worker shortage.

12, 34 All calculations of PML risk estimates herein were therefore done using the anti-JCV antibody index output of the second-generation anti-JCV antibody assay.

Under this normal assumption, however, it can be shown that all the moment estimates herein are the maximum likelihood estimates [ 19].

The divergence-date estimates herein indicate rapid radiations in both families, particularly the southern hemisphere fur seals (Arctocephalus) and the northern phocids (Phocina), a fact which might account for the historical difficulties in assessing the phylogenetic relationships within each group.

This bias would likely favor the most motivated physicians and the estimates herein probably represent the upper limits of willingness to provide preconception care by the population of primary care providers in Japan.

Based on tag-recapture data and direct age estimates, herein we report on the longevity of Atlantic Sharpnose Sharks Rhizoprionodon terraenovae (Richardson, 1836) and Blacknose Sharks Carcharhinus acronotus (Poey, 1860), both of which are common in the coastal waters off the southeastern United States.

The hourly time-related depreciation costs for vehicle types were estimated herein [37, 38].

The total prevalence estimated herein is therefore a prevalence obtained with 34 years of data.

The dates of divergences estimated herein are generally younger than those previously published in studies that have included a large sample of passerines.

The heritability for TL estimated herein is within the range (h = 0.40-0.77) of those obtained in other works with biparental crosses under infestation with MCB or ECB [ 16, 18, 64].

The discrepancy between the Complexa/Robusta divergence age estimated herein and those from previous studies may be due to a wider taxon sampling in the present study, and the quality [ 17] or absence of fossil calibration in the case of previous estimates [ 11, 12].