Sentence examples for of recent estimates from inspiring English sources
The global CH4 emission model predicts an annual flux of 127 Tg CH4/year for present-day climate and wetland conditions, which is in the middle fo the range of recent estimates for natural wetland emissions (Bartlett and Harriss, 1993; Reeburgh et al., 1993; IPCC, 1994).
"Comparison of recent estimates of methane emissions with existing inventories such as that of the USEPA shows that current inventories underestimate methane emissions due to inaccurate measurements in some emissions sectors," such as oil and gas, concludes the recent document from the science advisory panel to the Climate & Clean Air Coalition.
For each positioning result, a PCI is also given to infer the confidence of recent estimates.
The new figure is at the high end of recent estimates, despite the fact that the president said that the current troop count in Iraq, 130,000 U.S. forces, was adequate.
Children and families interacting with the child welfare system are arguably among the most profoundly affected by public policies, and are also of particular interest in light of recent estimates that about one-third of all children in the U.S. will be investigated by Child Protective Services (CPS) before age 18.
This number is within the range of recent estimates for the complete human somatic cell CGI complement [ 25].
According to recent estimates of the government, it will be 800,000 people this year.
Because many of the recent estimates of perchlorate exposures attributable to food exceed the MA RfD, a lower DWG could be supported.
And despite some strengthening of stock prices in the last couple of months, recent estimates show, the declines persisted in the first half of this year.
By Western standards, that's a very rapid rate of expansion: recent estimates peg the long-term growth potential of the U.S. economy at about 2.5percentnt a year, or even less.
Our main tool is a combined usage of the recent estimates for matrix-valued functions with the method of majorants.
