Sentence examples for estimates that exceed from inspiring English sources
Since the I.P.C.C. study, the journals Science, Nature Geoscience and Nature have all published articles featuring estimates that exceed two feet, some saying that rises could be as much as five feet by the end of the century.
By employing defect and adjoint methods together and accounting for errors in approximating the geometry, it is possible to obtain functional estimates that exceed the order of accuracy of the discretization process and the reconstruction approach.
When you are trying to provide guidance to global governments, you don't want to be alarmist". Since the I.P.C.C. study, the journals Science, Nature Geoscience and Nature have all published articles featuring estimates that exceed two feet, some saying that rises could be as much as five feet by the end of the century.
An indication of good model fit is a small nonsignificant χ estimate (p < 0.05) that relative to the degrees of freedom is ≤2.0, CFI and TLI estimates that exceed 0.90 (preferably exceeding 0.95) [ 64], and WRMR values below 0.95.
Finally, we found 43% of patients used natural products for their diabetes care, an estimate that exceeds those published elsewhere.
About 60% of InSAR measurements of deformation catalogued here (Fig. 2A) have estimated durations that exceed a year, and only 14% have durations shorter than a month (39 of 285 entries for which we have signal durations).
† Boldface values represent whole-population average estimated exposures that exceed the non-cancer or cancer benchmarks.
As for second-quarter earnings, she said, "So far, so good," noting that most companies have reported results that exceed consensus estimates.
Hence, consumption of these items may result in Hg exposures that exceed previous estimates for the U.S. population.
AlphaSim was used to estimate minimum cluster size thresholds that exceed corrected p <.05.
In the heat of competition, auction houses had granted guarantees that exceeded estimates, a highly risky strategy.
