Sentence examples for estimates reported for from inspiring English sources
The energy values were found to be in good agreement with estimates reported for the three larger ions, while for fluoride they are slightly overestimated.
Estimates reported for the treatment effects indicate that the probability of being employed in a higher occupation tended to increase for employed Skill Stream migrants between 2005 and 2009 as a consequence of changes to skilled migration policy.
Life expectancy obtained by the model for Mexican women not in sex work was close to estimates reported for Mexican women (77.96 years and 77.6 respectively) [22].
Finally, as our data did not allow a full description of immature survival and breeding probabilities, we used estimates reported for the same species by Jenouvrier et al. from a colony at Lavezzi island, Corsica [39].
Interestingly, the rate of QP for the females in three-toed woodpeckers (3.75%) is at the lower range of estimates reported for many shorebirds (e.g. Common sandpiper. Actitis hypoleucos, 5.7%, [1]) and passerines (e.g. Sand martin Riparia riparia, 2.4%, [31]).
Quality-adjusted survival estimates in HIV-infected children incorporated patient-derived, preference-based utility measures [34], in combination with survival estimates reported for pediatric populations and (because most infants will survive to adulthood) adult populations since the advent of HAART [34], [35], [36], [37].
In other words, the average IV estimate reported for the previous section, 17.2%, masks a substantial amount of heterogeneity across the distribution.
This is similar to the corresponding estimate reported for young people exposed to CT scans in the UK (0.036, 95% confidence interval 0.005 to 0.120; table 9).
The estimates reported were adjusted for both alcohol and tobacco consumption.
For 2010, our estimates are 70% lower than the estimates reported by the submissions for FMRL.
Prevalence estimates were reported for co-morbid psychiatric disorders that had three or more estimates available.
