Sentence examples for standard estimated from inspiring English sources

The relatively small country was home to the fifth-largest number of registered Internet domain names in the world, and in early 2000 the now-defunct Industry Standard estimated that some 50% of the Latin America's Web startups were concentrated in Argentina.

Thus, the overall agreement (95% CI) of the PCR with the microscopy standard estimated by Youden's index was 0.46 (0.46–0.46).

In this population, adjustment of STARHS-based incidence estimates with FRR brought estimates closer to the gold standard estimated cohort incidence rate than did adjustment using a CD4 cutoff of <200 cells/µls/µl for probable LTI.

In children, the significant correlations (P < 0.001) were presented but with a larger standard estimated error (SEE) in normal/underweight (r = 0.94, SEE = 3.78) and obese/overweight groups (r = 0.83, SEE = 6.49).

The golden standard estimating diastolic function of the heart is to measure left ventricular end-diastolic pressure (LVEDP) with catheterization.

Doug Wakefield, who helped devise the standards, estimated that hundreds of agencies and at least 4,000 Web sites would be affected.

Ankylosaurus was a large animal by modern standards, estimated at lengths of 9 m and weighing up to 6 t.

Getting rid of all Obama-enacted regulation also would do away with new school nutritional standards, estimated to cost $3 billion, as well new calorie-count requirements for chain restaurants and other food service firms, estimated to cost $359 million.

For OFDM cellular standards, estimate the CELL-ID from the given reference sequence.

In their public comments, AAM complained that the EPA had used flawed models that incorrectly predicted the technology costs associated with the new standards, estimating their total compliance costs could be as much as $200 billion between 2012 and 2025.

Posterior standard errors, estimated as standard deviations between the stored rounds of Gibbs sampler, are given in brackets.