Sentence examples for estimation of lives from inspiring English sources

# All 9 East Asia countries were included in ITN numbers, but only Papua New Guinea was included in the estimation of Lives saved.

$$In the North Africa & Middle East region, Yemen was included in the regional totals for ITN numbers and for population at risk, but not in the estimation of Lives saved.

The results of our study demonstrate that model-selection error may introduce 20 to 40% uncertainty into a live-tree carbon estimate, possibly making this form of error the largest source of uncertainty in estimation of live-tree carbon stores.

The paper shows that the estimation of live FMC from remotely sensed vegetation indices is likely to be problematic when there is variability in both leaf water content and leaf dry matter content in the target leaves.

Estimations of living costs, health care costs, costs related to the education of children, and the invalidity ratio were all based on the data of the administrative sources and on data from the specific studies.

These numbers would change if methods other than those implemented in EPISuite v4.10 for the estimation of half-lives and bioaccumulation were used to determine borderline chemicals.

Not only incorrect estimation of animal live-weight, but also incorrect calibration of drench guns can cause under-dosing.

Population analyses carried out on pooled PK data, from Phase I, II and III studies, including cabazitaxel plasma concentrations obtained after the first administration in patients treated at 10 or 12 mg/m from this study, facilitated the estimation of half-lives, clearance (CL) and volume of distribution at steady state (Vss).

(The title refers to his estimation of the number of lives he saved).

The determination of shelf-life for frozen drug products involves the estimation of drug shelf-lives at different temperatures, which requires multiple phase linear regression.

In our estimation of intrinsic half-lives, we largely exclude this source of variability by using data from individuals exposed to background concentrations.