Sentence examples for estimates measured from inspiring English sources

For each population we obtained nucleotide diversity estimates measured by the average number of pairwise differences and Watterson's estimator (θW).

The Census study, by Tiffany A. Julian and Robert A. Kominski, looked at lifetime earnings for a typical worker from 25 to 64, and came up with estimates measured in 2008 dollars.

The results reveal that the Bayesian modularization method provides the most accurate streamflow estimates measured by the Nash Sutcliffe efficiency and provide the best in uncertainty estimates for low, medium and entire flows compared to standard Bayesian methods.

Estimates measured the object to be about 193 kilometers tall and as many as 966 kilometers wide.

No national estimate is available for comparison of the incidence proportion estimate generated in the ALCANLink study and bias estimates measured.

These estimates, measured in situ, are consistent with differences in 'PSSR' rates of 10 to 20 m/s, measured with station separated by 1.6° to 6.3° in longitude (Rastogi et al. 1991; also Fig. 9).

Our estimates measure pretax gross earnings before management fees and other expenses.

Finally, the difference in remaining oil estimates measures the efficiency of the chemical flood.

It is important to consider that our estimates measure any kidney disease related to diabetes, not ESRD specifically.

For the first time the estimate measured audiences in Libya and Darfur.

DECA uses data about the sensed process that is available at a node to estimate measured values and sleeping periods.