Sentence examples for the estimated extent from inspiring English sources

Comparisons are provided between the estimated extent of stream types and the 'blue-line' streams identified on the US Geological Survey topographic contour maps at both 1 24,000 and 1 100,000 scales.

Both in vivo and in situ methods were suitable to assess CP degradation in the rumen and both methods also indicated that chemical treatment had no effect on ruminal CF degradation, but the estimated extent of CF disappearance differed between the in vivo and in situ estimates.

We computed Pearson correlation coefficients and the associated significance p-values between chromosome size and the estimated extent of centromere-related and centromere-unrelated linkage.

18 22 They all agree on the modest size of the naturally caused GD in LE with only minor deviations in the estimated extent (up to a maximum of 30% or 2 years of LE).

We increased the estimated extent of this candidate deletion to 165.93−165.98 Mb with an estimated size of 55.6 kb.

Several hundred of them p pushed into the station house & damaged the premises to the estimated extent of "more than $10,000 .68 policemen were inured and 8 civilians.

The section marked by an asterisk after this coordinate is at the estimated greatest extent of the lesion.

The paper estimates the extent that the natural disaster has impacted on household vulnerability in the stricken areas.

The first model estimates investment flows from Australian-based corporations being channelled through tax havens, and the second estimates the extent of profit being shifted offshore as a result of multinational corporations using tax havens.

The review emphasized the importance of estimating the extent of misclassification in each specific patient group.

To date, no studies have directly estimated the extent to which these loci explain the trait heritabilities.