Sentence examples for extensive estimates of from inspiring English sources

Extensive estimates of forest productivity are required to understand the relationships between shifting land use, changing climate and carbon storage and fluxes.

To confirm and complete this gating scenario we will need high resolution structures of intact AChRs in both A2C and A2O conformations, more extensive estimates of the energy changes in αM1 and the M2 segments of the non-α subunits, and more sophisticated theories for, and analyses of, the transition state of the gating reaction.

Computer modeling of the drinking water system at Camp Lejeune during 1968 1985 provided ATSDR with extensive estimates of the exposure [ 1, 2].

It is likely that further expansion of this project to include larger samples will uncover additional HPV strains to provide more extensive estimates of oral HPV infection within this population.

A model structure, with calibration and evaluation procedures is presented, and extensive municipal estimates of heating energy and related greenhouse gas emission are produced.

Extensive theoretical estimates of pressure, friction and total drag coefficients for the cross flow of power law fluids normal to an array of long circular cylinders are reported in this paper.

Extensive numerical estimates of the local and average Nusselt numbers as functions of the physical, rheological and kinematic variables have been presented and discussed for the two commonly employed thermal boundary conditions.

Though Mitch never entered Nicaragua, its large circulation caused extensive rainfall, with estimates of over 50 inches.

For example, Malone and colleagues [ 44] provide a summary of the literature and report that in women with extensive family histories, estimates of mutation frequency range from 20%to50%0%.

The approach developed here provides estimates of extensive margins disaggregated by the country and agroecological zone, replacing the earlier assumption of a globally uniform value.

We performed extensive sensitivity analyses on estimates of undiagnosed HIV prevalence, incidence, mean initial age, test acceptance, linkage to care, non-routine testing rates, HIV treatment costs, and the quality of life decrement associated with a reactive test (Figures 1 and 2).