Sentence examples for leading estimates from inspiring English sources

In the FeliX model as in leading estimates, population and GDP growth combine to generate an 80%% increase in total calorie demand by 2100 [3].

In the FeliX model as in leading estimates, population and GDP growth combine to generate an 80%% increase in total calorie demand by 2100 [ 3].

We know even less about the dark energy in the universe, but the leading estimate is that it is "just" a small constant vacuum energy density.

However, when missing probabilities are not equal between diseased and non-diseased participants, disease prevalence estimate can be biased if non-evaluable subjects are excluded, leading overall estimates of positive predictive value (PPV) and negative predictive value (NPV) biased.

The cliffs were first spotted by Mariner 10, leading to estimates that Mercury was once up to a couple of miles wider than its current diameter of 3,032 miles.

Clorox also raised its first-quarter earnings forecast last month to about 36 cents to 38 cents per share, leading consensus estimates to rise to 37 cents per share.

The significant degree of preferred orientation facilitates the analysis, leading to estimates of (average) nearest-neighbour packing distances and coherence length of this macromolecule.

By contrast, random effects models directly specify such correlations leading to estimates of between-HA variances.

For screening at next consultation similarly small effects are observed with 0% and 5% leading to estimates of €60 and €1100/QALY respectively.

Numbers of deaths and person-time observed are shown for each category, leading to estimates of crude mortality and rate ratios with respect to reference categories.

Variance analysis is a more systematic and comprehensive approach that compares within and between-family variances, leading to estimates of both genetic and environmental contributions to observed variation.