Sentence examples for taking the estimates from inspiring English sources

The slight increase in κ L with temperature in Table 1 is due to uncertainty in the calculated κ E. Taking the estimates for m*, μ0, and κ L, we can calculate a zT versus Hall carrier concentration curve to determine the maximum zT at a given temperature and the optimum Hall carrier concentration (Fig. 3d).

Taking the estimated univariate coefficient literally suggests that current schooling differences can explain 98% of the current GDP gap between the U.S. and Argentina.

Hence, we take the estimates from Rhomus (2006) to be representative for substitution elasticities between the primary inputs for the entire country.

Rational institutional investors generally take the estimate of the IPO intrinsic value as the offer basis during the purchase offer.

Take the estimated 250,000 stationary generators in the U.S. used for primary power at locations like national parks or vacation retreats.

In this situation we take the estimated CRD to be the current date plus the minimum value between the estimated time until the next request (α i ) and the estimated TAT for this type of unit (τ i ).

It did not provide details on when the images were taken, the estimated size of any objects or their precise location.

It will create a Safe Neighborhoods and Schools Fund, which plans to take the estimated $750 million to $1.25 billion saved from incarceration reform over the next five years and inv​est it in K-12 schools and convict rehabilitation programs.

Nevertheless, because the authors stated that there was no effect modification by wheeze, we took the estimate for all children instead.

Taking the upper estimate of 70 gives an ORF density of 1.65/kb.

Linear dose-response curves were estimated taking the covariance among risk estimates for different exposure categories into account (15).