Sentence examples for provision of estimates from inspiring English sources

- Regulating expenses through a comprehensive administration including collective expenses and collective production without singling out a province or group by provision of estimates exceeding their needs in normal circumstances.

Through the provision of estimates of temporal changes in the Earth's gravity field, the products generated from the GRACE mission have enabled studies of mass balance changes in polar regions, deformation caused by very large earthquakes, glacial isostatic adjustment and quantification of water exchanges through various hydrological processes.

An advantage of the proposed method is the provision of estimates for separate components of the attributable risk, associated with different exposure ranges.

In line with the clinical evaluation, the provision of estimates for the cost-effectiveness of stratified primary care management within each risk-defined subgroup was a prespecified analysis.

The target sample size was 11 500; calculated to enable the provision of estimates of MWB and life satisfaction (LS) for each of 18 commissioning local health areas and a regionally representative sample.

This study aimed to evaluate the progress of selection against hip dysplasia, to quantify potential improvements in the response to selection via use of genetic information and increases in selection intensity, and to prepare for public provision of estimated breeding values (EBV) for hip dysplasia in the UK.

This includes the provision of estimate of DALYs as a means to assess the need for improvements in early detection and treatment, thus reducing the existing inequalities in the availability and access to cancer diagnostics and care.

With increasing availability of good directional data, provision of directional estimates of extreme significant wave heights, in addition to the omni-directional estimates, is more common.

It is our aim to contribute to a more informed discussion through provision of quantitative estimates of energy consumption and GHG emissions.

Finally, the provision of interval estimates for the percentile rank of a score serves the general purpose of reminding clinicians that all normative data are fallible.

Advantages of the Bayesian methods include the use of random effects to represent overdispersion, the availability of WinBUGS software for computation, and the provision of smoothed estimates of SMRs based on sparse data.