Sentence examples for monitor estimates from inspiring English sources

Monitor estimates that its operating theatres accommodate 22-27 procedures a week, compared with four to six in other private clinics.

The significant issue in this application is in the difference between objects targeted for measurement; CoMPACT monitor estimates the time average of sample path rather than the ensemble mean.

The Brotherhood of St Laurence's social exclusion monitor estimates that about 5% – more than 1 million people – experience deep exclusion, which means at least four different sorts of overlapping disadvantage at once, such as low income, little work experience, poor health and education or an inability to partake in community life.

IDW and nearest monitor estimates for the same pollutant were all highly correlated (r = 0.70 to 0.89).

To take this into account, the monitor estimates the shunting fraction using a measured peripheral oxygen saturation of haemoglobin combined with the FiO2 and the arterial oxygen tension measured in arterial blood gases, according to Nunn's iso-shunt tables [ 15].

Both HRs remained elevated but became more comparable after adjustment for measurement error (1.27 (95%CI: 1.08, 1.48) and 1.26 (1.48, 1.48)), reflecting an increase of 5.8% for the spatio-temporal estimates, and 10.5% for the nearest monitor estimates.

The Hurun Report, a Shanghai-based wealth monitor, estimated last year that the 83 richest delegates to the National People's Congress and an advisory group, the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, had a net worth of over $250 billion.

For EC, removing the season term caused the central site monitor estimate to drop by half and fall out of significance, while the effect of low wind speed increased by almost 50%, and overall model fit declined.

No one knows exactly how many lions this industry currently holds because it is poorly monitored — estimates range from about 7,000 to 14,000 animals on between 200 to 400 farms — but it's one of the most lucrative of South Africa's wildlife breeding sectors, and has generated tens of millions of dollars annually from a worldwide client base.

In REDD+ monitoring, estimates of both current values and change of biomass and associated carbon stock are of interest.

The U.S. Central Command, which estimated Friday that 603 civilians had been killed in its campaigns in both Iraq and Syria (a number that diverges enormously with Airwars and other independent monitors estimates) told VICE News it takes "extraordinary efforts to protect non-combatants".