Sentences with phrase «yield estimates»

The modeling also yielded estimates of the volume flux for each lava flow.

This analysis yielded estimates of direct, indirect, and induced economic impacts resulting from initial industry spending.

Research shows that investing in quality, early childhood programs yields an estimated 13 percent return on investment through improved life outcomes.

The levy would yield an estimated $ 530 million year, according to City Hall's estimates.

do not yield an estimate of population mean of accuracy much beyond that of a single year.

A simple response function (Green's function) calculation [64] yields an estimate of global mean temperature change in response to a specified time series for global climate forcing.

As documented at And Then There's Physics, when using data up to 1995, the method yields an estimated climate sensitivity range of 2.0 — 3.6 °C, but incorporating an additional 6 years of data reduces the estimate approximately 33 percent, to 1.2 — 2.2 °C.

Those calculations yielded an estimated diameter of 250 kilometers or 150 miles across, large enough for the object to be classified as a protoplanet.

Recalculated yield estimates of Soviet weapon tests indicate that U.S.S.R. compliance with treaty limits has restrained its development of strategic nuclear warheads

RAND's best model for estimating the impact of spending increases on student performance yields an estimate that an additional $ 1,000 per student — a $ 50 billion annual increase nationally — would yield a rise in performance of about two percentile points (just 0.05 standard deviations), a trivial impact (see Figure 1).

Assuming an additional 1 million units for the other (non-Kindle) total yields an estimate of 22.7 million tablet devices sold in the nine months ending June.

With most of the consideration now in escrow & a successful EGM approval, the company will shortly propose a wind - up to yield an estimated GBP 54.4 p per share capital return (reflecting a 1.2191 GBP / USD rate) for shareholders.

Multiplying that figure with the lowest estimates for mortality rates in the national meta - study yields an estimate of 1,148,000 birds and 5,975,000 mammals killed by cats in Anchorage each year.

The CO2 - only case yields an estimate of Teq for 2xCO2 of 4.52 / 2.28 = 1.98 deg K.

For cellulosic ethanol production just to match this output, the grasses or trees must achieve almost double the national cellulosic yields estimated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and two to four times the perennial grass yields farmers actually achieve today in the United States.

If the peer - reviewed literature yields estimates that vary by so much, based on who is doing the calculation, what is the policymaker to think?

For example, fitting indicators for individual years yielded an estimate of reduction of 36.5 % (29.5 % to 43.5 %) in all casualties within 20 mph zones and 42.0 % (33.4 % to 50.6 %) for killed or seriously injured casualties.

In 2016, for example, a gold rush in Shabunda territory in eastern Congo yielded an estimated US$ 38 million in gold per year.

The median list price of $ 334,900 yields an estimated mortgage payment of $ 1,240 and average rental price for all bedrooms is $ 3,084.

Those projects, along with other energy - efficient upgrades from the administration's sustainability program — called PlaNYC — are expected to yield an estimated $ 32 million a year in energy savings, Bloomberg said.

A simple response function (Green's function) calculation [64] yields an estimate of global mean temperature change in response to a specified time series for global climate forcing.

However, recent studies using randomized admission lotteries at charter schools and the random assignment of teachers has suggested that simple, low - cost methods, when they control for students» prior achievement and characteristics, can yield estimates of teacher and school effects that are similar to what one observes with a randomized field trial.

With a huge demand for GPS trackers from brands, companies, individuals and Government agencies, the industry has been touted as a goldmine that can yield an estimated 50 billion dollars in a calendar year.

Based on the yield estimates, Canadian hemp seed production is approximately 15,513 tonnes — assuming all acres were harvested — translating to an estimated gross revenue of $ 30.75 - 34.17 million CDN — $ 990 to $ 1,100 per acre.

Since the 1950s astronomers have solved this problem using «kinematic distances,» calculations that treat objects in the Milky Way a bit like pieces of flotsam spiraling into a whirlpool; because things tend to move faster as they approach the center, measuring how fast an object is moving toward or away from us yields an estimate of its distance from the galactic center — and thus from our solar system.

These scores were then compared to a world average for papers in the same field to yield an estimate of their «relative impact.»

Extrapolated, this yields an estimate of 26 extinctions per million bird species every year.

The $ 25 - certification fee, he said, will yield an estimated $ 75,000 this year to support the math institute for teachers, which the department intends to expand to include other subject areas with...

The general approach used by The Times and the Colorado researchers, known as «value added,» yields estimates, not precise measures.

The proposal would yield an estimated $ 612 million dollars annually for education in Oklahoma and is expected to be on either the primary or general election ballot this year.

The three - cylinder turbo unit — currently used in the Focus — has been modified from 123bhp to 202bhp, yielding an estimated 158mph top speed and sub-4sec sprint to 62mph in the diminutive Formula Ford.

I played around with this relationship and found that it yielded estimates of beta that I thought were reasonable.

This yields an estimate of the uncertainty (spread) of the means of each series about the true temperature — an absolute uncertainty — not simply the spread of the series means about their common mean value (the relative uncertainty).