Sentence examples for estimates was due from inspiring English sources

The moderating effect of Openness to Experience on dangerous worldview estimates was due specifically to an intellect or cognitive component of this personality trait, rather than an aesthetic component (Study 2).

A large fraction (57 72%) of deviations between field and laboratory derived texture estimates was due to the laboratory measurement uncertainty, and due to the fact that only texture classes were estimated in the field and not mass fractions.

The apparent heterogeneity in the incidence estimates was due to the Norwegian trial with its shorter follow-up period and was no longer seen when this trial was excluded in sensitivity analyses.

The difference in crude and adjusted estimates was due to the fact that a larger proportion of older patients with better prognosis had received implant C than implant A. Table 2 also shows that the crude and adjusted relative risk estimates for comparison of implant B against implant A were similar.

The adjustment to UNAIDS estimates was due to two main reasons: technically, it improves the estimates by taking into account the additional information obtained from EPP/Spectrum; pragmatically, it produces a coherent set of estimates between the several approaches used by UNAIDS.

The quarterly estimates are due on Form 1040ES on April 17, June 15 and Sept. 17 this year and Jan . 16 , 2001

Others — as many as 60percentt, according to some estimates — are due to a common complication of diabetes: lower-limb numbness resulting from nerve damage from the disease.

The increase from previous estimates is due to a number of factors, particularly a deepening understanding of the immense costs of air pollution.

Thus, part of the difference found between the two estimates is due to the calculation of the diary estimate.

Other methods developed to get pointwise estimates are due to Schoen and Zhang [54] and Kuhri et al. [42].

(The absence of some power plants in water withdrawal and carbon emission estimates is due to lack of available information).