Sentence examples for estimates of passive from inspiring English sources

This is, however, difficult to evaluate, because direct estimates of passive dispersal rates are not available for freshwater snails.

A Ar, an estimate of passive diastolic function, was inversely related to serum PIP levels in T2DM (r = − 0.42, p = 0.03).

In addition, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy was used to estimate thicknesses of passive layers before and after dissolution.

In this study we showed that the pendulum test of Wartenberg can be used to estimate changes of passive knee stiffness and viscosity in patients with RA.

The estimated prevalence of passive smoking in women globally is found to be 37 to 70% [ 11], depending on the definition of passive smoking used, with the highest exposure to women of reproductive age group.

However, Terzaghi's (1941) general wedge theory and the proposed analysis make a better estimate of the passive earth pressure coefficients; the differences for which are −6.55% and +10.12% respectively.

For all these reasons, we are confident that our measurements provide a superior estimate of the passive forces in monkey extraocular muscles.

Again, the idea of passive-aggressive communication.

This tracer was used previously [34] to estimate the degree of passive uptake and retention effects [40] on the total AnxA5 uptake, though differences in local patterns of uptake of the two tracers were not specifically examined.

An alternative model was used to estimate the effects of passive smoking from either mother or father on the risk of childhood anemia.

For instance, a study that compared mortality estimates of deaths by passive government surveillance and active HDSS in Western Kenya found that although there was under-reporting of peri-natal deaths, the distribution of child deaths was similar across the two systems for children aged 1 – 59 months.