Sentence examples for relatively low estimates from inspiring English sources

The single-tissue compartment model provided relatively low estimates of binding potentials with curves that failed to fit the data as well as the three other methods that used the entire series of positron emission tomography data.

4 Studies have tended to focus on single risk markers for mental illnesses yielding relatively low estimates of subsequent disorders.

However, a salient result here is the relatively low estimates of d N for several mt and core nu OXPHOS genes.

Weak selection on codon bias seems likely given the relatively low estimates of N e s in other species using the same method (e.g. Drosophila spp. N e s = −0.37 – 1.74 [ 58]; Populus spp, N e s = −0.232 – 0.720 [ 59]).

For example, newcomers from East Asia and Pacific showed relatively low estimates of use compared to LTRs, and those from Middle East and North Africa showed relatively high estimates of use.

This approach remains controversial because of doubts about the cost-effectiveness of screening biopsies in this population, where the rate of progression to malignancy is still relatively low (estimates suggest 1 in 50 200 per year) whilst the diagnosis of HGD from limited biopsies can be extremely difficult [ 5- 8].

Swainson's Warbler is a high priority species of conservation concern (Partners in Flight 2007), and has a relatively low estimated global population size of 84,000 individuals (Rich et al. 2004).

The report notes that residential learning disability services made a "relatively low" estimated average surplus of 6% in 2015 and now face higher costs not just because of the NLW, but also because of rising rents for properties and the knock-on effect of the NLW on sleep-in pay rates for care workers on shifts.

At its peak in 2008, Citigroup's assets were around $2.5 trillion (under US GAAP accounting, which gives a relatively low estimate for derivatives' exposure) -- we can call that over 15percentt of GDP.

This relatively low estimate reflects our inability to mask all white-tailed deer repeats given the absence of a complete species-specific repeat library.

This is because these taxa all tend to be small-bodied and thus have relatively low estimated locomotor costs, close to the ecto/endothermy boundary (or areas of overlapping costs between the two groupings).