Sentence examples for more comprehensive estimate from inspiring English sources
A more comprehensive estimate of damages is under way by experts at the Inter-American bank, the World Bank and the United Nations Development Fund.
With exploratory drilling now going ahead, estimates will be more accurate and the British Geological Survey is due to release a more comprehensive estimate of the UK's shale gas resources in 2013.
This study was the first to provide a more comprehensive estimate of the direct medical charges associated with pediatric traumatic brain injuries by analyzing total medical charges across multiple clinical settings at one large US Midwest Children's Hospital.
A more comprehensive estimate of environmental quality would improve our understanding of the relationship between environmental conditions and human health.
The third metric (lost productivity) attempts to make a more comprehensive estimate of all costs associated with cancer.
Thus, PAEE provides a more comprehensive estimate of daily physical activity than acceleration of the trunk alone.
The estimated cost to residential buildings provided in this study, which ranged from 900 million to a maximum of 2000 million Euro, reasonably represents 10 15% of the total amount provided by other, more comprehensive estimates (Centro studi 2014; Mucciarelli and Liberatore 2014).
Since the French population, as many others, is getting older, the age spectrum of the RVP should be broadened to get more comprehensive estimates of the possible consequences of implementing these scenarios in a real setting.
Evaluating costs and benefits of all features encompassed in pretravel health consultations could provide more comprehensive estimates of overall costs and benefits.
Therefore, gene expression signatures of pathway activation have the potential to give more comprehensive estimates of how active the epigenetic enzymes are than simple expression levels or histone changes.
Our results may also have utility in projections of climate change impacts on heat morbidity or impacts on emergency services as well as more comprehensive estimates of costs associated with extreme heat events.
