Sentence examples for percent estimate from inspiring English sources
The influence of variable PCR efficiency on final GMO percent estimate is demonstrated.
This value was used to derive a percent estimate of demographic characteristics (e.g. 50% homeownership) served by that CWS [ 31].
The guide dogs were considered a low risk population, thus the three percent estimate was based on studies that were assessed to represent our target population.
For example, if a CWS had two sources in two census block groups, we determined the population-weighted average of the variable across both census block groups and used that value to derive a percent estimate of demographic groups (e.g., 50% Latino) served by each CWS.
Additionally, further work is required to quantify the effects on green bark to green wood density ratios of tree age, tree size, season, and sites (outside the central North Island) to facilitate the conversion of bark volume percent estimates to bark weight percent estimates.
We know that the American economy predominately is based on consumer spending and that at the moment it has stagnated with less than two percent estimated growth.
Adjustment for age or for age plus energy intake (or percent estimated energy requirement) did not alter this relationship.
A large percent estimated area (96.2%) under the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve indicated adequate fit of the model.
A power calculation (alpha = 0,05; beta = 0,1; drop out percentage of twenty percent) estimates that 135 participants are needed in each study group.
In this study no corresponding linkage group was detected in faba bean, as found previously in pea [ 12] and lupin [ 13, 14], together with less than five percent estimated coverage by the L. japonicus genome [ 34].
Our calculated attributable risk percent estimates that decreasing PM2.5 levels below this EPA standard threshold could theoretically decrease preterm birth by 17.18 % in the exposed group, corresponding to a 2.22 % decrease in preterm birth rate in the population.
