Sentence examples for generated estimates for from inspiring English sources
This model generated estimates for the amount of carbon dioxide escaping from a given swath of water at a specific time.
Direct comparison of the cause-specific mortality fractions is difficult because CHERG generated estimates for 13 pathogens while GBD 2010 generated estimates for only ten pathogens, and the two groups' pathogen lists do not completely overlap.
The model generated estimates for the costs per patient and the total direct costs of treatment including drug and medical costs based on market shares and other input parameters.
With the wider application of these methods to census data, countries now have the means to generate estimates for subnational areas and population subgroups, important for measuring and addressing health inequalities and developing local policy to improve child survival.
Here we generate estimates for a selection of key resources provided within gardens at a national scale, using 12 survey datasets gathered across the UK.
Administrative data for people in institutions were added to generate estimates for the total adult noninstitutionalized population.
Using these samples, the initializer algorithm was used to generate estimates for α, β, γ.
It then uses an algorithmic framework to generate estimates for individual apps, including by using public signals such as App Store reviews — and says its methods result in "strong trend data for major apps".
The advantage is that these estimates can now be found for any arbitrary polygon across the forest by grouping cells of interest and generating estimates for this group [52].
The CDC set identified four population-specific races in GD, four in HN, three in LN, and just one in HLJ, generating estimates for f psr of, respectively, 22.2%, 23.5%, 25.0%, and 14.3% (Tables 1 and 2).
Lastly, we used both methods to generate estimates for several hominin species, including the early hominins Ardipithecus ramidus and Australopithecus afarensis, and compared the estimates.
