Sentence examples for estimates of contributions from inspiring English sources

Reliable quantitative estimates of contributions melt water of different genetic sources make to river flows in Himalayan river basins are largely unknown.

This indicates that 50 SNPs is too few to produce accurate estimates of contributions for pools containing individuals from around 12 families.

Estimates of family contributions to the pools based on quantitative genotypes in pooled DNA had a correlation of 0.85 with estimates of contributions from DNA-derived pedigree.

Its levy is based on estimates of the contributions to global warming from particular routes and the cost of remedying or preventing associated environmental damage: for example, the levy for Spain is £3.30, and for Australia, £28.35.

As a result, estimates of source contributions in many fingerprinting studies may contain significant unquantified errors.

Until the latest period, however, there has been a problem matching up the estimates of the contributions from these two processes with the observed rate, as these two sources of sea-level rise are smaller than the observed rate.

Newsome et al. [11] suggested using the products of isotopic linear mixing models (i.e., estimates of proportional contributions of prey) to calculate intra- and inter-population niche variability.

Partial r values provide further estimates of likely contributions of various components to neuronal response.

Estimates of the contributions of specific pathogens to the overall extent of foodborne infection at a national level are available (3, 4).

These results suggest that some of the different estimates of EPC contributions to angiogenesis may be due to intrinsic strain or tissue recruitment capabilities.

Furthermore, Additional file 8, Figure S5 shows the estimates of ancestry contributions for the three populations as the number of AIMs increases.