Sentence examples for thought to estimate from inspiring English sources

Frailty is thought to estimate physiologic reserves, although its use has not been evaluated in surgical patients.

The rate of return to baseline of minute ventilation is thought to estimate the respiratory reserve, and it has been found to help with prediction of successful extubation.

In our approach, the scoring function is thought to estimate the probability of productive binding of the respective substrate protein segment with the binding site of PKA; thus, the scoring function is a simplified physical model of the binding process [ 17- 22].

Especially for birds of prey with laterally placed eyes and little binocular overlap, motion parallax is thought to function to estimate predator distance reliably (Evans 2002).

A report prepared by PricewaterhouseCoopers for Baugur's biggest creditor, Landsbanki, is thought to have estimated that selling its portfolio while Britain is in recession would raise just 25bn kronur (£150m), according to banking sources.

Short-term fairness is thought to be estimated by the mixing time of the underlying system dynamics[5] where mixing time is defined as the time required for the underlying Markov chain to converge to its equilibrium distribution.

3) Data at age two years is believed to be reasonably accurate, but coverage at age five years is thought to under-estimate the true coverage in many trusts [ 9].

The resulting simplified model is easily implemented into existing codes and is thought to give estimates that can be used in controller design or stability analysis.

Accordingly it is thought to be useful to estimate gene expressions of enzymes, that are related to catabolism of 5-FU, in Ca and Str separately by LC M+RT-PCR

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Doses of ionising radiation from CT scans are typically in the range of 5-50 mGy to each organ imaged, 1 8 9 13 14 and until recently, it was thought impractical to estimate directly the risk of cancer after such low doses, because of the large number of exposures and outcomes needed in cohort studies, and the potential for bias in some case-control designs.

HCV was thought to cause an estimated 86,000 deaths annually in the entire European region [ 9].