Sentence examples for retention estimates from inspiring English sources

Results for the study area suggest that water yield estimates are highly sensitive to climate, especially in the lowlands, while nutrient export and retention estimates are overwhelmingly driven by land cover.

Facilities with electronic-based systems were mainly included in the pilot to validate ART retention estimates.

One of three health centres had similar retention estimates in both quarters.

Survival and retention estimates were calculated from the historical cohort data using SAS version 9.1 (SAS Institute, Cary, North Carolina).

Second, the variations in pharmacy-based retention estimates might be due to differences in pharmacy operations across the facilities.

*Precision is a measure of the degree of agreement for ART retention estimates from pharmacy stock records versus clinic cohort report estimates.

Worse, the Air Force's latest retention estimate indicates that just one-third of its new captains with these skills will remain in 2002.

In comparison to direct retention probability estimates obtained by using underwater cameras, this indirect estimation method has turned out accurate (Grant et al. 2004).

A new and purpose-designed analysis tool highlights the different balance of intermolecular interactions governing solute retention, and estimates the similarity between chromatographic systems.

Accessing the association between the exposure to MeHg and retention requires estimates of both.

However, we can hypothesise that in such situations the data quality might be affected in both monitoring systems, calling into question patient retention in estimates at the specific facility regardless of calculation method.