Sentence examples for probable volume from inspiring English sources
A companion model used for estimating the probable volume of a post-fire debris flow employed multiple linear regression analysis of data from 56 basins located within areas burned in California, Utah and Colorado (Gartner et al. [2008]; Cannon et al. [2010]).
Map segment C is the relative hazard of post-fire debris flows representing the combination of probable occurrence and likely volume.
To evaluate the probable storage volume of CO2 in Japan, the Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE) and the Engineering Advancement Association of Japan (ENAA) collected and organized a wide range of geological information on Japanese sedimentary basins, and estimated a CO2 storage capacity during a period between 2006 and 2009 .
Although we have used the most probable production volumes from Sun et al.
A third block assessed the potential added predictive value of biomarkers that are known to be associated with probable AD: BPF, vCSF volume, total HP volume, WMH volume, and APOE ε4 status.
Similarly, this qualitative technique enables the detection of probable nonresponders to volume expansion with low error rates.
It is probable that the volume of a self-defined "usual glass" and the perception of the amount of alcohol in that glass will change with increasing levels of intoxication.
However, it can be speculated that it is some kind of preserving effect where the pregnancy-related increases in cardiac output and blood volume with probable unfavorable effects on brain perfusion are kept in check through regulated carotid artery compliance.
It is probable that the lavage volume diluted the cytokine concentration in the synovial fluid below that which can be detected by using the Rat Cytokine 10-Plex Panel.
Our findings suggest that, despite the probable increase in irradiated volume of bone marrow with VMAT in comparison to 3DCRT, there is no clinically detectable negative effect on hematotoxicity.
Increasingly fine-tuned models for probable debris flow occurrence, expected volume, and runout area facilitate undertaking effective mitigation even for very large fires.
