Sentence examples for estimation available from inspiring English sources

The household energy demand profile used in this study is made based on the demand estimation available in the relevant literature [60].

Since parents might not always be available, especially in the prehospital environment, it would be prudent to always have an alternative method of estimation available.

Agreement should be reached at a local level on how to make this estimation available.

Table 3 presents the results for the " During the past 30 days (one month), on how many days did you smoke cigarettes?" question, finding 93.2% sensitivity and 80.3% specificity, with an area below the ROC curve of 0.874 (raw data for estimation available in online supplementary table S2).

This system is compatible with and exploits the efficient block-based correlation noise estimations available in literature.

In the SOEP sample for immigrants, participating in OJT is correlated with a 10%% increase in wages (estimations available upon request) which is a stronger increase than switching from low to medium education.

We also have incorporated the new estimations available for RA and stability and taken into account the dilution effect on the mRNA concentration due to the continuous increase of the total cellular volume during the exponential growth.

To our knowledge, there are no estimations available regarding sensitivity and specificity for pooled samples.

There are no effect size estimations available for TAU as offered to traumatized children at participating clinics, nor could such estimations be reliably made, taking into account the diverse nature of TAU expected.

Although epidemiology of AMI has been described previously in large patient series, 7 9 12 16 studies on epidemiology of myocarditis are scarce, 13 and there are no estimations available for likelihood of AMI versus acute myocarditis in different population segments.

This review shows that, based on estimations available to date, the global burden of disease attributable to environmental exposure and management of selected chemicals amounts to at least 4.9 million deaths (86 million DALYs) per year.