Sentence examples for estimates which suggests from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, 40-fold coverage in a 1 kb window produced highly reliable estimates, which suggests that this level of coverage is sufficient for a comparison of polymorphism among genes.

Europeans and Americans had the most similar MAFs and heterozygosity estimates, which suggests significant admixture.

The size of this variation is of similar magnitude to the social class estimates, which suggests that there is important unexplained variation that can be attributed to LSOAs.

Streptococcal scores were slightly lower in the trial compared with previous observational studies, but differences were modest (15% lower), and exclusion of practices with low scores increased the estimates, which suggests the trial results are conservative.

The r/m and ρ/θ mean estimates are about 1-log above those obtained for the wide genomic data set, but they are similar to the HK-MLST data set estimates, which suggests that this large set of noncoding regions and these specific HKs shape these evolutionary parameters in a similar fashion for the model under evaluation.

For most forms of cancer, period estimates of long-term survival are much higher than corresponding traditional survival estimates which suggests that for these cancers there has been ongoing major progress in survival rates in recent years which so far has remained undisclosed by traditional methods of survival analysis.

The report assumes Britain has 2.9m Muslims now (far higher than the usual estimates, which suggest 2.4m at most), rising to 5.6m by 2030.

Those estimates — which suggested the Marcellus contained only about two trillion feet of recoverable gas — were provided before new technology had drastically increased drilling for natural gas in shale formations.

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If congestion on the UK network worsens in line with Department for Transport estimates, which suggest the cost to business rising by £10-12bn by 2025, motorists may be increasingly prepared to pay for improvements.

This interpretation is based on sea-level and ice-volume estimates which suggest that the sea-level fall during MIS 14 was less than that during MIS 16, when the ice volume was as large as during MIS 12 (Bintanja et al. 2005; Elderfield et al. 2012).