Sentence examples for frequent estimates from inspiring English sources

Frequent estimates of Leaf Area Index (LAI) were made throughout the 2012 and 2013 growing seasons (May through September).

Moderate resolution sensors (with pixel size ranging from 250 m to 7 km) provide frequent estimates of biophysical variables to characterize vegetation such as the leaf area index (LAI).

The most frequent estimates suggest it is in the range of 25,000 to 36,000 a year, but one recent estimate by Dr Sam Wasser, head of the Center for Conservation Biology at the University of Washington, worked out from the number of illegally traded tusks being seized, suggests the annual figure may be as high as 52,000.

We chose the three most frequent estimates of risk-category selected by survey respondents for risk of intracranial hemorrhagic progression and for risk of DVT/PE with and without anticoagulant prophylaxis.

In a survey last month by Myers Reports in New York, the most frequent estimate of when the recovery would arrive was mid-2002.

A frequent estimate in India is that between one-half and two-thirds of hospital beds are occupied by people suffering waterborne diseases.

Frequent estimate projection may add the unwanted camera shake back and reduce the smoothness of the Kalman-filtering output.

Introduction Recourses to the intensive care units (ICU) physicians by the emergency department (ED) physicians are frequent, estimated around once a day.

Disabilities are frequent, estimated for 25%to58%8% of cases (31 ).

The most frequent estimated haplotypes were also the most frequent true haplotypes, and their frequencies were similar, averaging 9.2% true vs. 8.8% estimated frequency of the most common haplotype.

First, consider the outcome variable: those evaluations finding no effect are most frequent (48 estimates), followed by ones finding significantly positive effects (32), with significantly negative effect estimates less frequent still (13 estimates).