Sentence examples for estimates to which from inspiring English sources

In either case the classification schemes do not provide any estimates to which extent the function of the predicted equivalent proteins will be comparable.

For two sets of proteins with annotated biological functions (more precisely: GO numbers) BINGO estimates to which extent their annotations differ in a statistically significant way.

Although this model represents a highly simplified framework, it compares well to other global estimates to which it was not fit (e.g., WHO estimates of TB mortality, previously treated TB, HIV-associated TB, and MDR-TB prevalence among previously treated cases).

But in September 2014, the last estimate to which Blinken referred, a US intelligence official told AFP that the CIA believed the group could put between 20,000 and 31,500 fighters in the field, both foreign fighters and local recruits.

This estimate compares a customer's DNA to the DNA of people from 26 regions around the world, estimating to which populations that customer's DNA is most similar.

We wished to estimate to which extent substrates and enzymes from various organisms are exchangeable with respect to PKA-dependent phosphorylation.

(10) LA k = ∑ j = 1 3 SLA j k ⋅ d M N j k It is this estimate, to which we later on refer as "individual tree leaf area".

The total cost of the different cycles administered was then estimated, to which the cost of administration was added, including the number of day hospital visits.

Although most physicians favour CPGs which are evidence based, it cannot be estimated to which extent CPGs, which were already being used in practice, are following an evidence based concept.

There are few firm estimates as to which species of reptile is actually the most numerous.

It is identified which channels are the most difficult to accurately estimate and to which degree the different channel estimates are coupled.