Sentence examples for indeed estimated from inspiring English sources

The density of electron-hole pairs is indeed estimated to be high (above 10 per QD).

Indeed, estimated background variations can be adjusted by incrementation/decrementation steps, whereas time constant values of recursive averages are limited by the physical implementation of the computation.

It is indeed estimated that 25,000 to 30,000 conizations are performed in France annually [ 21].

Notably, among patients with a previous experience of a major depressive episode, it was indeed estimated that up to 85%% of those patients will suffer from relapse.

Indeed, estimated recombination rates are no more correlated between the two Icelandic sex-specific maps than they are between either map and the YRI map (Kong et al. 2010).

Although we have used and indeed estimated the proportion cured, the very term 'cure' in this context needs to be carefully examined as it is well recognised that these patients are at increased risk of developing a second malignancy and late toxic effects both of which may increase their risk of mortality.

Indeed, estimating the observed count distribution via a geometric model produces the estimated success probability, (hat {p}=0.723) (with standard error, 0.025).

These results suggest that the standard errors increased in direct proportion to the numerosity estimates (scalar variability), which indicates that subjects were indeed estimating rather than counting [39], [40].

Indeed estimates from the free-ratios model, which assigns an ω ratio to every branch on the tree [18], suggested that the human and chimpanzee branches had the highest average ω ratios.

Indeed, estimating blood production based on red blood cell survival may be misleading, since many extrinsic factors contribute to premature red blood cell destruction, and these can be difficult to quantify [24].

Indeed, estimating that N e for the current repatriated population is 1200, N e over the two generations would only reach 11.3.