Sentence examples for estimates of nuclear from inspiring English sources
"While the cost estimates of nuclear power continue to rise, the potential for energy efficiency measures to reduce the need for energy are far cheaper," he said.
Most populations that were characterized by low estimates of nuclear allelic richness also displayed few chloroplast haplotypes and/or low mean number of pairwise differences among individuals (Fig. 2; the correlation was significant, P = 0. 041) e.g. UKR, Austral2, IT4, and Bronx.
The sample from Paquetá island had higher estimates of nuclear diversity when compared to Tubiacanga and Urca (Table 2).
To validate our estimates of nuclear export rates, we sought to measure the temporal decline in nuclear mRNA following cessation of transcription.
Credible lower-bound estimates of nuclear mutation rates do not extend the expected time to extinction much beyond a million years.
Most export rates were higher than the cytoplasmic degradation rates, and they conformed to previous estimates of nuclear lifetimes of a few minutes.
Therefore, a color deconvolution analysis was performed to obtain an estimate of nuclear size in the IHC-stained slides as described in the Methods.
The Q-score values provide an overall estimate of nuclear variation that is expected to suffer less from random processes affecting individual loci.
Pentagon and administration officials said the analysis of Indian and Pakistani nuclear abilities, finished on Thursday, factored in current weather conditions to update casualty estimates of a nuclear exchange between the two nations.
The intelligence divisions of those two laboratories provide the government's scientific estimates of foreign nuclear threats.
The United States keeps its estimates of foreign nuclear weapons stockpiles secret, and Pakistan goes to great lengths to hide both the number and location of its weapons.
