Sentence examples for modelled estimates in from inspiring English sources

We estimate that some localities (for example the Udzungwa Mountains National Park; Figure 4) provide a carbon sink of comparable per-area magnitude to modelled estimates in East Africa [73] and to that observed over recent decades in structurally intact African forest [7].

We estimate that some localities (for example the Udzungwa Mountains National Park; Figure  4) provide a carbon sink of comparable per-area magnitude to modelled estimates in East Africa [ 73] and to that observed over recent decades in structurally intact African forest [ 7].

An initial 2-year increase in modelled estimates of dietary DE in herbicide-treated stands in years 1 2 resulted from a rapid recovery of plants with high digestibility.

Impact  - Plausible contribution of the IHSS programme to lives saved has been assessed through modelling.It is acknowledged that other interventions not included in the IHSS programme package, such as skilled birth attendants, have also played a role in child survival and that the modelled estimates reflect changes in coverage at all levels of the health system, beyond the community level.

The Child PIP mortality audit data confirms the trend in childhood AIDS deaths seen in the modelled estimates.

However, the use of a constant run-off coefficient could introduce large errors in the modelled estimates over catchments with heterogeneous land cover and complex topography.

In addition, modelled estimates of cause-specific mortality such as those from international agencies and the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) study (10) can be compared and contrasted, even if the validity of those estimates for countries with sparse data may not be absolute.

Last, given the small number of clusters (13 clinics) included in our time-series analyses and the small number of consultations for some ICD-10 categories, there was instability in some modelled estimates which necessitated exclusion of some ICD-10 codes from time-series analyses and staffing variables from most ICD-10 diagnostic categories.

The modelled estimates suggest there were 2.5 million in 2013 and 1.8 million in 2007.

According to recently modelled estimates, the number of CIED patients in the UK was about 225 000 in 2010.

Although the quality of vital registration continues to improve, modelled estimates still play an important role in guiding policy priorities and promoting accountability for improving child survival including HIV prevention and treatment.