Sentence examples for lab estimates from inspiring English sources

Note that there is an evidence that the LAB estimates derived from temperature models are more consistent with the electrically defined LAB (eLAB) (Eaton et al. 2009) than the LAB estimates obtained from seismic models.

The two changes alone will save more than $2.5m a year in running costs, the lab estimates.

The lab estimates that a 10-year extension would bring the installed cost of wind power down by up to 15percentt compared with off-again, on-again credits in place today, and would create more local economic development and jobs.

Using simulations based on our lab estimates of transmission rates, we show that the biparental mode of transmission allows the virus to invade and rapidly spread through populations at rates consistent with those measured in the field.

Those latter data suggested sib-mating rates of between755% and 83% (from field and lab estimates of sex ratio, respectively [ 23]; see [ 36] for a similar result in Xyleborinus saxesenii lab galleries).

In June 2013, security firm Kaspersky Lab estimated that 37.3m people had encountered phishing attacks in the last year, including more than 1m people in the UK alone.

Ray E. Kidder, a laser pioneer at the Livermore nuclear arms lab, estimated that the overall number of scientists involved globally ran to several thousand.

"They dated the finds at 1.977 million years old, based on a lab estimate of the rate of decay of uranium traces in the cave sediments".

5) There are quite a few papers that have attempted to estimate ABA levels in single cell types, for example, a manuscript from the Weiler lab made estimates for guard cells after stress (Harris et al. 1988).

Further, our predictions show strong and significant correlations with measurements of mRNA abundance from four other labs and estimates of protein synthesis rates based on ribosome-profiling (RPF) data from three other labs (supplementary figs. S4 and S5, Supplementary Material online).

These are meant to remove water seeping into the facility from below, and thus prevent damage to the lab's estimated $100m dollars' worth of kit.This includes a 6,000 tonne detector called MINOS (Main Injector Neutrino Oscillation Search) that was constructed to catch glimpses of neutrinos produced in a particle accelerator located 735km (455 miles) away at Fermilab in Batavia, Illinois.