Sentence examples for large scale estimates from inspiring English sources

The average specific yield is thus estimated to 0.24 which is in agreement with previous small scale and large scale estimates.

Pleiotropy has been defined a century ago [ 36], yet, some large scale estimates of pleiotropy within an organism have only been provided recently [ 37].

The effects of such heterogeneity are not well captured in large-scale estimates of tropical ecosystem function, but we suggest new developments in remote sensing can help bridge the gap.

While large-scale estimates are needed to understand cumulative impacts on these highly migratory species, detailed information on targeting, setting, and discarding practices is needed to develop bycatch mitigation approaches.

Since the most sensitive model inputs are available in soil and weather databases or can be obtained using soil water models, results indicate the opportunity of obtaining large-scale estimates of FIO transport from fields based on publicly available rather than site-specific information.

These heuristics allow the first large-scale estimates of RF supertrees and comparisons of the accuracy of RF supertrees to other commonly used supertree methods.

This rate of sequence divergence is consistent with comparisons of other genes between these species, and it is one of the first large-scale estimates of sequence divergence between O. niloticus and M. zebra.

This large-scale estimate of the Reynolds number is consistent with previous findings (Zhou et al. 2014), although it is several orders of magnitude larger than the one that could be naively estimated using (nu_{max}).

Applying this correction factor ensures that a spatially explicit model will predict population collapse at the same level of fishing implied by a large-scale estimate of R′(0).

When electrical power input is assumed to be a measure for turbulent production, dimensional arguments based on a volume-averaged large-scale estimate for viscous dissipation lead to the foregoing correlation for homogeneous turbulence.

Large scale studies estimate the prevalence of insomnia of around 25%-30%-30%adults in the United States and Canada.