Sentence examples for estimates of excess from inspiring English sources

Estimates of excess volatile substances released from Earth's interior is given in the table.

A paper published in Health Economics in May, using estimates of excess deaths purely among emergency patients, concluded that emergency seven-day working would fail this financial test.

In the age group younger than one year, the estimates of excess hospitalization rates for parainfluenza were close to those directly observed from young children, but those for RSV tended to be lower for the 2003 2004 and 2005 2006 seasons (Table 2).

Estimates of excess events depend greatly on the approach used.

Table 1 contains the NRC estimates of excess lifetime lung and bladder cancer risks.

The earliest statistical estimates of excess mortality associated with influenza were produced by Serfling in 1963.

Reverse causation may have biased the estimates of excess risk of CNS cancer from CT scans.

The estimates of excess LOS varied from no extra bed days to all bed days of the index admission.

The F.D.A. is conducting an estimate of excess heart attacks that might be attributed to the drug, but Dr. Meyer said that the results were not final, declining to disclose the number.

Estimate of "excess volatiles" (units of 1020 grams) water 16,600 total carbon as carbon dioxide 910 sulfur 22 nitrogen 42 chlorine 300 hydrogen 10 boron, bromine, argon, fluorine, etc. 4 Source: W.W. Rubey (1951).

Both may bias the estimate of excess commuting.