Sentence examples for more complete estimate from inspiring English sources
Such data would enable estimation of important parameters and a more complete estimate of the R 0 rather than just the lower limit.
Lord Stern said that even the IMF's vast subsidy figure was a significant underestimate: "A more complete estimate of the costs due to climate change would show the implicit subsidies for fossil fuels are much bigger even than this report suggests".
To get a more complete estimate of early star formation, Lanzetta and his collaborators analyzed all available observations of a few tiny patches of sky called the Hubble Deep Fields.
Probabilistic seismic hazard maps, in terms of spectral acceleration and uniform hazard response spectra at given sites, considering local soil conditions, represent a much more complete estimate of the seismic hazard than the traditional maps in terms of peak ground acceleration or macroseismic intensity.
In South Africa [34] and Spain [26] sodium intake was measured by 24 h urinary excretion, which gives a more complete estimate of daily sodium intake.
By calculating the reduction in fitness of cured compared to infected females we got a more complete estimate of H, corresponding to 0.63 (lower and upper CI 0.60 and 0.66).
Many developments of our approach are envisaged to provide more complete estimates of the public health impact of treatment strategies.
This study provides more complete estimates of the burden of chlamydia and gonorrhoea diagnoses in England.
Beyond these differences, a key advantage of the supertree approach remains its ability to use more of the global phylogenetic database for a group and therefore to provide a more complete phylogenetic estimate.
Our analyses included studies of the health effects of acute illness, treatment, pulmonary impairment after tuberculosis (PIAT), and death, enabling a more nearly complete estimate of the effects of TB to society.
A glycemic profile would have provided a more complete and reliable estimate of the quality of therapy.
