Sentence examples for moderate estimates of from inspiring English sources

The A1B scenario describes medium-to-high greenhouse gas emissions and leads to moderate estimates of global average temperature change of around 3.4°C by year 2100 (IPCC [2007]).

For the ovarian tumors, however, the differences are more striking even for events that have only moderate estimates of, see Figure 4b.

Traits associated with PRRS following experimental infection in growing pigs appear to have a strong genetic component, with moderate estimates of heritability for VL and WG, along with a large QTL on SSC4.

Parameters associated with additive genetic effects on GBW and YW means obtained after the first step of this study are consistent with results of previous studies reporting low to moderate estimates of heritability for direct and maternal effects on pre-weaning growth traits [ 18, 19], and moderate to high values for YW [ 20, 21] in Nellore cattle.

For this analysis the estimated effect size is f = 0.1 (based on a moderate estimate of effect size from a meta-analysis [ 24] of one to one interventions to reduce UAI in MSM).

The high to moderate estimate of narrow-sense heritability further supported the involvement of both additive and non-additive gene effects for different traits.

So far, those numbers add up to a low estimate of $2.9 trillion and a moderate estimate of $3.6 trillion in costs to the U.S. Treasury.

Compared with earlier studies on the influence of the specific growth rate on global transcription, our analysis provides a much more moderate estimate of the number of growth rate dependent genes.

The use of two different error rate estimates prevents according to Out et al. (2009) false-positive detection of sequence variants in positions with high local error rate (by using a high qnull) and inflated power estimates (by using a moderate estimate of b).

This study highlights that even in areas of moderate transmission; estimates of malaria burden will be biased if it is assumed that the small townships have the same malaria risk as the rural populations.

As a first estimate, doubling the difference between the MZ and same-sex DZ correlations yields moderate heritability estimates of 40% for mathematics, 40% for reading and 36% for g.