Sentence examples for estimates of combined from inspiring English sources

1H MRS was used to obtain estimates of combined glutamate and glutamine (Glx) concentrations from bilateral intraparietal sulcus.

The computation achieves the rigorous combination of imperfectly correlated time series of wind forces and effects, thus eliminating errors due to subjective estimates of combined effects.

The estimates of combined exposure are driven by the contributions of multiple chemicals.

> -wrap-foot> A significant proportion of fecal mass consists of bacteria with estimates of combined dead and living bacteria of approximately 25 54% of dry solids (Stephen and Cummings, 1980; Guyton and Hall, 2000; Achour et al., 2006).

The point prevalence estimates of combined symptomatic/radiographic hand OA ranged from approximately 4% in the "youngest" elderly population to approximately 14% in the oldest people and were therefore less common than radiographic hand OA alone.

According to control data from population-based case-control studies from 1989 1999 (which are not estimates of combined estrogen and progestin HT use), the prevalence of SFBA women who had ever used HT (44.0%) was higher than that among 2003 CHIS participants in either the SFBA (29.8%) or the rest of California (34.5%).

Estimates of combining ability effects showed that IHR500, IHR2451, and IHR4516 were the most suitable parents for developing hybrids for dry products processing industries.

However, as indicated by Elvik [6], other approaches are possible, including an empirical estimate of combined effects as performed in the current study.

Table 2 presents the deviation in slope and intercept values of C versus (overline{v}) relationship for each city from those of the estimate of combined data for all cities (the estimate is mentioned in heading of Table 2).

UK military personnel consist of ≈237,190 persons (estimate of combined regular and volunteer reserve military personnel in UK, 2010 [UK Ministry of Defence, unpub. data]).

The regional travel demand is also shown in Fig. 12 as an estimate of combining travel survey, data, and local information.