Sentence examples for improvement estimated from inspiring English sources
The rate of genetic improvement estimated in this study is modest, equivalent to 0.43 genetic standard deviations p.a.; lower than that reported in Swedish Rottweilers from 1992 2002 (0.67) [16], but higher than that in US Labradors from 1970 2005 (0.37) [1970 2005
For the strict clustering algorithm, the mean improvement in AICc and BIC scores was 7%and55%5% of the potential improvement estimated from the greedy algorithm.
MCID is the threshold that indicates the minimum change in score necessary for a patient to experience a clinically important improvement, estimated as 15.57 for VF-14 [ 15, 16].
The rate of clinically significant improvement estimated by HAQ-DI response was based on the results from two studies [ 11, 14] assessing tofacitinib combined with MTX and from two studies [ 16, 17] concerning monotherapy.
For the relaxed clustering algorithm, the mean improvement in AICc and BIC scores across all 10 datasets was 80%and88%8% of the potential improvement estimated from the greedy algorithm respectively.
The money needed for the improvements — estimated at $3.5 million by Steven Coleman, a Port Authority spokesman — is already included in the authority's 2009 and 2010 budgets, officials said.
Urgent improvements, estimated to cost £3.3m, to defences at L'Eree Bay are included, involving a rock revetment extending 30m out from the sea wall.
The results reveal that design improvements estimated gains would reach 2%, whereas operational improvements yield up to 10% energy savings per produced part.
It was found that safety improvements estimated by the two calibrated crash prediction models are within approximately 13% of each other for the Peak and Near-Peak scenarios, but differ by a larger amount for the Off-Peak scenario.
Worldwide, despite improvements, estimated cure rates for patients with stages IIIA and IIIB remain poor.
We next establish an initial excess improvement estimate assuming that the excess Φ is initially small enough.
