Sentence examples for estimates representing a from inspiring English sources

Global Positioning System (GPS) naturally produces position estimates representing a considerable advantage in comparison with others assessment instruments such as accelerometers, where double integration is required.

These are likely to be underestimates for several reasons including limited sampling (Figure S4); Chao1 estimates representing a lower bound of richness [34]; greater diversity when entire var genes are analyzed; and observed fine spatial heterogeneity such as that seen in plant communities [40] resulting in non-representative sampling.

These costs were not explicitly incorporated into these estimates, representing an additional source of potential underestimation of the true cost of the outbreak.

Our main principle was to use independent study-specific effect estimates that is, to avoid the use of effect estimates representing an identical study base.

Both estimates represent a mean of several estimation techniques and are the center of a distribution of possible cost outcomes.

Those campaign spending estimates represent a sliver of the $5.6bn in ad sales Facebook reported on Wednesday that it had earned during the last three months of 2015.

To ensure that our estimates represent a sustainable approach, we use a stringent set of criteria to assess potential feedstock availability for biochar production.

Thus, because the literature suggests that ALMPs may be more effective for these categories of workers, it is likely that our estimates represent a lower boundary of real gender differences.

The artists who made the greatest leaps above their estimates represent a range of mediums, categories and styles.

The estimates represent a kind of risk average over the 20-odd years since 1980.

Using repeatability as an upper limit on heritability means that our QST estimates represent a lower bound.