Sentence examples for readily available estimates from inspiring English sources

11 This mainly reflects the paucity of readily available estimates and the urgent need for robust data to support burden of disease calculations in Africa.

However, this does not mean that these small (but very numerous) interactions are unimportant; quite the contrary, they can easily connect the mutational and dynamical conformational differences and provide much more accurate and readily available estimates [ 7] of property trends than backbone strain energies, which are also long-range [ 9].

The reason I have left these out is that the official CMS figures that separately track spending on government employee health benefits only go back to 1987 and readily-available estimates of tax expenditures begin only in the mid-1960's.

These are then readily available whenever estimates are needed and can also serve as an important element in the company's performance-reporting system, as described below.

Our study encountered both of these problems because reliable prior information is not readily available and estimates provided by a Bayesian approach are limited by the lack of identifiable groups.

6 In developing countries and newly industrialised countries, large administrative datasets of routinely collected medical information may not be readily available and estimates of fracture occurrence must rely on other means.

While several analytical procedures have been developed in the past to estimate track stiffness, there is no procedure readily available for estimating track damping.

Therefore, estimates of the number of HIV+ adults by CD4+ cell count are readily available to estimate eligibility.

Although secondary data were not readily available to estimate the magnitude of this business with the EU, experts who were interviewed estimated that Indian companies were doing only some $100 million worth of clinical trials work for the EU compared to around $3 billion of work being done by the Eastern European countries.

Transverse vibrations of a beam with uniform inertia and uniform area have been studied extensively by scientists and engineers and closed form solutions leading to simple formulae are readily available for estimating the natural frequencies of a beam when subjected to various types of boundary conditions.

If a reliable pilot or historical dataset of HRQoL data is readily available (to estimate the shape of the distribution) then bootstrap simulation (Method 4) will provide a more accurate and reliable sample size estimate than Methods 1 to 3 [ 30].