Sentence examples for likely volume from inspiring English sources
Map segment C is the relative hazard of post-fire debris flows representing the combination of probable occurrence and likely volume.
The capacity of existing or planned means of transportation also needs to be known, so that it can be adjusted to the likely volume of trip flows.
For evaluation of breast milk intake, the duration of each feed was used to estimate the likely volume of milk.
These should take into account the likely volume of the aqueous component within the lumen of pilosebaceous follicles and the range of variability from follicle to follicle and within a single follicle at different times.
"We know that the gas is present, but it is only by actually hydraulically stimulating the rock that we can understand the potential of the gas to flow and the likely volumes that can be produced," said the operations director at Third Energy, John Dewar.
A second problem in this study relates to the inclusion of patients with likely volume-responsive prerenal AKI, which would likely reduce the study's power, to determine the true efficacy of EPO.
Science historian John van Wyhe, of the National University of Singapore, identified additional likely volumes by scouring Darwin's field notebooks and the writings of other crew members for hints.
Rennie and Bankes had dismissed the idea of a connection to Gaunt's harbour, as it was not felt to be adequate for the likely volumes of coal traffic, but Gaunt was keen for a canal link.
Current source density is a spatial filter that increases topographical selectivity by effectively subtracting out spatially broad and therefore likely volume-conducted effects.
None the less, our study confirms the results of other studies that statins are associated with liver dysfunction 8 17 and gives information on the likely volumes of affected people who need careful follow up.
The Coca-Cola Company said today that it would most likely report volume growth in the fourth quarter below analysts' expectations because of weakness in several domestic and international markets.
