Sentence examples for extent estimates from inspiring English sources

To think about how reliable each source was, students took into account factors such as the author's background and expertise; his or her Associated Press affiliation (if any); whether the URLs ended in ".org" or ".gov," rather than ".com"; to what extent estimates were presented rather than actual figures; et cetera.

They also used pond data collected during the International Biological Program in the 1970s, including areal extent estimates, water depths, and pond depths, and compared those with field data collected from 2011 to 2013.

This study tests the response of river metabolism and loss in cotton strip tensile strength across a land use pressure gradient in non-wadeable rivers of northern New Zealand, and reports extent estimates for river metabolism and decomposition rates.

In this study, we investigate if and to what extent estimates of long-term erosion rates are consistent with information obtained over much shorter time spans for the Loam Belt of Belgium.

As discussed before, to what extent estimates of future change in numbers of non-employed will lead to change in actual migration depends on how propensities to migrate at the level of the individual may change in future (Bruni and Venturini 1995, pp. 380 381).

To check to which extent estimates (20) and (24) replace the usual linear representation formulas in the nonlinear case, the best thing to do is to see how they reproduce the behaviour of the nonlinear fundamental solution G p. We already know the optimality of estimate (20) from Theorem 2.

Reservoir area extent estimated from square grid template method revealed that reservoir HD2000 had an area estimate of 5.29 km2.

Reservoir area extent estimated by square grid template method revealed that reservoir HD2000 had an area estimate of 5.29 km2.

GIS, geo-statistical analysis and 3D modelling [6 12]; are then employed for visualizing the pollution extents, estimating the volume to process (project dimensioning and costs) and planning/monitoring the remediation work at the general organisational site level.

To some extent these estimates reflect the underlying distribution of job growth in the economy, irrespective of the policy emphases of the stimulus.

The next section will empirically answer the question whether (and to what extent) the estimates differ from each other.