Sentence examples for progress estimating from inspiring English sources

But the pain persists and Gallinari has been frustrated by his lack of progress, estimating that he is only 60 to 70percentt of full strength.

They included genome regions involved in the control of necrosis, pycnidium development and disease progress estimated as area under the disease progress curve (AUDPC).

This study provides additional theoretical and technical foundations for investigating the hydration progress and estimating the strength, which further helps to have a better understanding of the hydration process and promotes the quality control of cement-based materials.

It is important to emphasize that this method represents a major progress in estimating recent migration rates, and should be preferred over the classical practice of estimating migration from differentiation levels measured among populations (e.g., [33]) that requires populations to be in migration-drift equilibrium, a state probably seldom encountered in natural populations.

The truthlikeness approach replies to these problems by distinguishing real progress RP and estimated progress EP: justification is not constitutive of progress in the sense of RP, but claims of real progress can be justified by appealing to expected verisimilitude (Cevolani and Tambolo, 2013).

Upon extraction and conversion of the geospatial data into 3D models, excavator operators are able to persistently visualize what utilities lie buried in a digging machine's vicinity, and consciously avoid accidental utility strikes as excavation progresses by estimating the evolving distance between the digging machine and vicinal utilities (Figure 11).

Progresses in estimating the effect of external mass transfer in the gaseous films and inhibition phenomena limiting the permeation through the membranes are described, also introducing the so-called polarization and inhibition maps allowing the immediate evaluation of the influence of these phenomena on MR performance.

Among patients who progressed, the estimated post-progression 3-year survival rate was 89%.

My diagnosis — arrested dilation or "failure to progress" — is estimated to account for approximately 60 percent of American C-sections.

The global risk of dying from TB has been reduced by more than one-third over the past twenty years, and since 1995, the progress is estimated to have saved 37 million people from dying.

Work is in progress to estimate the hardness of the material.