Sentence examples for a clear estimate of from inspiring English sources

Donald W. Murphy, the deputy director of the National Park Service, told the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Subcommittee on National Parks on Tuesday that his agency did not have a clear estimate of the list of remaining maintenance projects, which included road and facilities repairs.

Nintendo, however, didn't give out a clear estimate of how many units we would see sold on launch, all we knew is we would see 4 million consoles worldwide by the end of the year.

Unlike with medical care, dentists are accustomed to providing a clear estimate of what your dental care will cost.

There should be a clear estimate of when the intervention will be widely available and a rider stating that research at very early stages may never evolve to a treatment phase.

In patients with cerebral infarction, it is currently possible to have a clear estimate of the initial ischemic damage and to early detect the well-known possible clinical evolutions.

Although P/A polymorphisms have been reported in several species [ 6, 23], there is still a lack of a clear estimate of the P/A gene number, proportion and variation pattern in any particular species, since a large number of fully sequenced individual genomes is the basic prerequisite for such studies.

A clear estimate wasn't available about the state of the roads, the state government said then, but one road official had counted 16 landslides in a stretch of about 6 miles.

This has led to an unstable taxonomy, with no clear estimate of the number of species in the genus, which ranges from 25 to 30 depending on the author.

It recommends that the council plan for a 10% over-run of the trams budget, or £55m, although it says that there is no clear estimate of what the final cost will be.

11 Two hospital based studies report one year mortality of 4.8% and 54%, with no clear estimate of overall disease specific mortality.

Furthermore, there is still no clear estimate of how many functional elements are present in the genome, although it is expected that a large fraction of non-coding sequences (the vast majority of the genome) will contain such elements.