Sentence examples for test estimates of from inspiring English sources

Species were selected to provide data for previously unmeasured species and to test estimates of isoprene emission rates based upon taxonomic relationships developed for compilation of biogenic emission inventories as proposed by Benjamin et al. (1996, Atmospheric Environment 30, 1437 1452).

Transient groundwater flow paths were modelled using MODFLOW and MODPATH, with spatial patterns of hydraulic conductivity in the three material layers at the site being estimated by regularised pilot point calibration using PEST, constrained by slug test estimates of saturated hydraulic conductivity at several locations.

Because the decision to conduct the second test depends on the results of the first test, estimates of sensitivity and specificity for the second test are conditional on the first test results.

Although the evidence for positive selection on flowering genes obtained by contrasting polymorphism and divergence (Table 2) is suggestive and also consistent with evidence obtained on a different time scale using the (D, Z) test, estimates of α should be viewed as preliminary for two reasons.

The ABS loss has been very volatile, doubling in six months and stands at ten times HSBC's "stress test" estimate of the probable hit.

To allow comparison across cognitive tests, we also express cognitive decline in terms of percentage change as a function of the range of each test (estimate of 10 year decline/range of test×100).

Despite these limitations, results of the current study underscore the potential utility of item-level and across-test estimates of IIV in large-scale studies of cognitive aging and dementia.

The reference category will be the same number of isolates reported by both tests; estimates of ORs for each covariate will be presented along with 95% CIs.

The reference category will be same isolates reported by both tests; estimates of ORs for each covariate will be presented along with 95% CIs.

Since the functions of only some ADAMTS proteins have been empirically tested, estimates of evolutionary relatedness amongst the entire family may imply closer functional relatedness, and thus guide the future design of more specific empirical tests of protein functions.

The analysis presented here constitutes a preliminary, blind, post-test estimate of fuel volatilised during the test.