Sentence examples for terms we estimate from inspiring English sources

"In financial terms, we estimate that the value of unburnable reserves could amount to over $100tn out to 2050".

In more precise terms, we estimate it to be -0.277 on the scale used by the statistical system DW-Nominate, where a score of negative one represents an extremely liberal candidate and positive one an extremely conservative candidate.

Since a gene can be annotated with multiple GO terms, we estimate the similarity between a pair of genes by combining the Resnik's measures of their annotations.

In more general terms, we estimate that our data set has at least 6 and 7 degrees of freedom for the AAC and ecological preference, respectively (supplementary fig. S1, Supplementary Material online).

For all the spline terms, we estimated the amount of smoothing using generalized cross-validation (CV) (Wood 2006) as implemented by the gam function.

"Long-term, we estimate it could produce a volume equal to about twenty-five percent of today's on-highway diesel fuel use," says Robert McCormick, a principal engineer at the DOE National Renewable Energy Laboratory NRELL).

*Significant at p < 0.05, **significant at p < 0.01, ***significant at p < 0.001 **** Given the skewed distribution of the error term we estimated confidence intervals we applied a non parametric bootstrap procedure with 10,000 replications and hospital stratified sampling.

Utilizing an interaction term, we estimated the odds of positive change over time in response to each of the behavioral outcome variables as a function of text4baby text message exposure, and also as a function of educational status (dichotomized as less than high-school versus high-school or greater).

In analytical terms what we estimate is the following model: begin{aligned}&P({{ Bankruptcy}_{i}/{ FinancialDistress}})&quad =f({{ Tangibility}_i,{ Control}1_i,ldots,{ ControlK}_i,u_i}) end{aligned}Notice that we do not face a sample selection bias by only keeping the financially distressed firms.

By comparing the regression coefficients of the two terms, we can estimate the possible effect of the HACCP regulation.

In terms of headcount, we estimate that, in 2006, the iPod supported nearly twice as many jobs offshore as in the United States.