Sentence examples for inclusive estimates from inspiring English sources

More inclusive estimates of dental fear in Hispanics might require alternative (non-written) methods appropriate for this population [ 45].

Estimates of market output value derived from more standard dependence ratio metrics, based on differences in either initial fruit set (DRy) or final production quantity, independent of quality considerations (DRp), were substantially lower than the inclusive estimates above (Table 4), underestimating the market value of pollination services to these cultivars by £3.2 5.9 m nationally.

Reproductive success was calculated as the number of flowering adults produced per plant at the end of the life cycle, a very inclusive estimate.

Finally, we tested whether the network architecture did affect the performance of the plant populations, quantified using a very inclusive estimate, number of juveniles recruited per population.

If subject groups overlapped within a study, the most inclusive estimate was used.

Figure 3 provides a graph of the growth in PHEVs of the passenger car fleet in the Republic of Ireland only, from 2010 to 2025 inclusive as estimated by 'Car Stock'.

Data on bicycling trips for the years 2006 2011 inclusive were estimated from the Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) 2005, 2007/2008, 2009/2010, and 2011/2012 cycles.

The complexity associated with inclusive value estimation of pollination services required several defendable assumptions, but made estimates more inclusive than previous attempts.

The estimated inclusive value parameter must subject to ( 0 le mu_{m} le 1, ) i.e. the principle of utility maximisation.

We took an inclusive approach in estimating the disease burden from arsenic exposure.

Finally, including human capital improvements in estimates of inclusive wealth substantially increases its value, though the amount varies across the countries.