Sentence examples for estimates of range from inspiring English sources

We call these estimates of range and variation, reference conditions or reference variation (RV), and discuss how forest managers might use them when evaluating current landscape patterns to identify changes that may have important ecological implications.

"In the second case, the hornbill, which has a broad contiguous range, our estimates of range size are approximately one-fifth of the range IUCN estimates".

Partial regression revealed a significantly positive effect of SVL on both estimates of range size, although the correlation was not particularly strong (Table 2).

The descriptive data in Table 2 will provide researchers with a useful resource of estimates of range and spread of scores across multiple time points, but further research will be required to determine minimally important differences within this score.

In addition to their best judgment, the expert also provided an estimate of range.

The ΔΔCt was the exponent of 2 for mean fold induction; its standard deviation was the exponent of 2 as an estimate of range.

Convex hulls yield simplistic estimates of species' ranges, ignoring range discontinuities and irregularities in range boundaries.

"In the first case, the pipit, which has a narrow, highly fragmented range, our estimates of that range are one-tenth to one-fortieth of what IUCN estimates," Melnick said in an email to HuffPost last week.

South Korean and American estimates of deaths range from 270,000 to two million.

Today, estimates of Christians range between 40 million and 100 million.

The estimates of losses range from the government's figure of about $6 billion up to an initial figure of $15 billion suggested by some bankers.