Sentence examples for increase in estimates from inspiring English sources

"Normally, an improvement in the trade balance leads to an increase in estimates of G.D.P. growth in the quarter," he said in a research note.

Republicans say that modern seismic work and drilling in deep waters in the central Gulf of Mexico have meant a sixfold increase in estimates of the oil there, and they believe that would happen again if exploration were expanded.

23 An increase in estimates of Tr for stress reticulocytes has been also reported for rats 15 and humans.

This increase in estimates ranged from 3% (developmental disorders) to a maximum of 24% (conduct, emotional, or social disorders) (detailed analyses available from the authors).

In our receptor systems, and for the membrane marker GAPsfGFP, we also observed a systematic, 2 3 fold, increase in estimates of N derived from PCH compared to FCS analyses.

However, the changes in the WHO TEF values between 1993 and 1998 result in offsetting changes in estimates of TEQ (approximately a 15% increase in estimates of PCDD/PCDF TEQ, and a similar decrease in PCB TEQ estimates at the mean because of the changes in TEF values between the two versions of the TEF system).

Follow-up paired samples t test observed a significant (P < .0001, d = .774) increase in estimated VO2 max of 4.5 ± 5.80 ml/min/kg (95% CI 2.248 6.752) in the intervention group.

The increase in estimated illegal fishing in the Northwest Pacific is almost entirely due to the influence of China and Russia, since estimates of illegal catch in other states in the area are relatively small.

We observed a significant increase in estimated maximum oxygen uptake (VO2max) in the Combination group.

For diabetes specifically this has led to an increase in estimated life expectancy [ 41].

The hazard rate ratio (an estimate of relative risk) for a single year increase in estimated biological age was 1.33 (95% CI: 1.10 1.62).