Sentence examples for estimates of content from inspiring English sources

The Australian version of the POPAC scale was found reliable and valid through estimates of content and construct validity [ 18].

Estimated acrylamide content was based on standard portion sizes (Food Standards Agency, 2002) and European Union (EU) estimates of acrylamide content of foods (European Commission Institute for Reference Materials and Measurements, 2006).

Estimates of TE content in the ECM species are between two and five times greater than estimates based on assembled content (36% in A. brunnescens, 59% in A. polypyramis, and 22% in A. muscaria).

The magnitude of improvement is inconsistent with the formation of initially independent auditory and visual estimates of speech content.

Instead, we suggest that primary estimates of speech content are determined by a process that takes direct input from visual and auditory processing.

Furthermore, precise quantification of mutant alleles revealed a low correlation (r2 = 0.27) of histopathological estimates of tumor content and frequency of mutant alleles, thereby questioning the use of histopathology for stratification of specimens for individual analytical procedures.

For example, the reference could be reduced to simple context-specific estimates of GC content.

*lower estimates of genomic content based on microarray hybridization results and validation methods.

Second, we assess the sampling required with Illumina sequencing to gain robust estimates of TE content.

The available estimates of Zn2+ content in primordial waters are in the range of 10-15-10-12 M [ 124- 126].

The available estimates of Fe2+ content in primordial waters are in the range of 10-6-10-5 M, compared thethestimatete of 10-15-10-12 M for Zn2+ ions [ 124- 126].