Sentence examples for within our estimates from inspiring English sources

John Hawksworth, PwC's head of macroeconomics, said: "Despite the widening consensus around the need to decarbonise, few countries are doing enough to live within our estimates of their carbon budgets.

The effect of variation in reporting rate is contained within our estimates of r.

We found no evidence of such an effect for the markers analysed with respect to time in Study B. Either circadian influences do not extend to the markers we used, or if they do exist, given that they would be contained within our estimates of intrasubject variability, their contribution is sufficiently low as to not be significant.

The education booklet reflects standard practice in primary care and we assumed its costs to be included within our cost estimates for primary care.

Measurements of diffusion coefficients of proteins within cytoplasm, nucleus, or within membranes suggest that our estimates are of the right order of magnitude, particularly given that our estimates (except for DeltaC protein) incorporate diffusion through the nuclear membrane [63] [65].

We also found that within studies our estimate of the odds ratio ignoring the matching and adjustment was very close to the adjusted matched odds ratio for all studies where we were able to estimate both, except for the study by Rosenberg et al (1994), in which matching and adjustment changed the estimate from close to one to a modest, but nonsignificant association.

However, our estimates of within-subject variations for MDA indicating that there were significant differences may be attributed day-to-day biological variation in lipid peroxidation.

The latest EPA estimate for methane emissions from shale gas falls within the range of our estimates but not those of Cathles et al, which are substantially lower.

Anyway, the comparison between both of them and this paper only aims for inserting our estimates within the general framework of previous estimates; indeed, the methodologies are quite different and the focus is completely distinct (the whole economy versus the underreporting by self-employed with respect to employees).

We found that spatial definition of fishing areas within coastal zones improved our estimates of fishing effort density (see bolded values in FMD vs. CMD, Table S1).

For comparison, the incidence for people 16 35 years old in the ÆSOP study varied from 32.0/100 000 person-years in Bristol to 74.0/100 000 person-years in south-east London, placing our estimates within this range.