Sentence examples for nominal estimates of from inspiring English sources

Main outcome measure Risk of breast cancer estimated with a weighted Cox proportional hazards model with a time dependent individually estimated cumulative breast dose, based on nominal estimates of organ dose and frequency of self reported diagnostic procedures.

Most of the economic estimates are taken from a 2008 paper by Roger A. Pielke, et. al., which adjusts nominal estimates of storm damage not only for inflation, but also for the growth in wealth, population and property values, allowing for the comparisons to be more apples-to-apples.

The cumulative breast dose estimate was the sum of the age and calendar specific number of self reported diagnostic procedures multiplied by nominal estimates of breast dose.

Figures 2 and 3 show the temporal evolution of the relative prevalence of TB cases, C t), and relative relapses, R t), based on the nominal estimates of the model parameters, with moderately low initial TB and HIV prevalence.

Nominal estimates of breast dose for fluoroscopy, radiography, mammography, and computed tomography were derived from a literature review of published studies and institutional reports assessing radiation dose delivered to the breast from radiological examinations and expert judgment by ITC, AK, FvL, and AP (table 1).

While this structure may be spatially broad-scale, it can vary rapidly in time and represents a systematic noise bias that can contaminate the nominal estimate of the lithospheric field.

Chinese has a large number of nominal classifiers; estimates of the number in Mandarin range from "several dozen" or "about 50", to over 900.

where (bar {g}_{L}^{o}) is the nominal, estimated conductance and (sigma ^{2}_{g}) the variance of this estimate.

The formulation considers contributions to margins of safety expressed in probabilistic terms due to the choice of load and resistance models, bias values, dependencies between nominal values and bias, uncertainty in estimates of nominal values for uncorrelated load and resistance terms at time of design, and average margin of safety expressed as the operational factor of safety.

The parameter space size is reduced to 75, following an initial sensitivity analysis based on estimates of nominal parameter values.

Published estimates of the nominal value of all credit-default-swap contracts in the world today are in the range of $55 trillion to $60 trillion.