Sentence examples for a full estimate of from inspiring English sources

Although a proper study would be needed to make a full estimate of how much was bleached back then, Rumney and Flannery say it was in the order of 80%to90%0%.

Mr. Dimon did not present a full estimate of how much the new financial rules would cost his bank, although the credit and debit card business could face bigger hits than the bank had anticipated.

While not providing a full estimate of so-called victim gold -- that taken from those sent to death and concentration camps -- the report said gold worth about $134,000 in wartime dollars, more than $1.2 million today, was sent to Swiss banks.

[11] describe a method to estimate the reproductive number that relies on limited contact tracing information but not a full estimate of the serial interval.

When first approached by The Post, Legacy general counsel Ellen Vargyas said the organization had no obligation to identify the full estimate of the loss and stressed that more information was in the foundation's 2012 filing.

Analyses will also include calculations of the proportion of participants who are continuously abstinent, and abstinent as assessed for 7-day point-prevalence for both treatment groups in order to provide a fuller estimate and understanding of the possible range of the treatment effects.

The full list of controls in vector X can be found in the Additional file 1, where we show full estimates of equation (1) for the probability of being in couple.

The more restricted range of time periods included for the analyses of 10-year survival is due to the fact that the 1964 1968 period is the first time period for which a 10-year period survival estimate and a full cohort estimate of 10-year survival can be calculated with the database including patients from 1954 on.

Gaming revenue came within touching distance of a full-quarter estimate of $68.2 million, and non-gambling revenue for the 34 days was in excess of $76.6 million.

However, taking the SCM estimator as an example, we at least need K ≥ JN training signals to ensure a full-rank estimate of the JN × JN matrix R. Obviously, the large JN spatio-temporal product will impose excessive training and computational burdens to the detector.

In May and June of 2008, the Government of Zambia and the Clinton Foundation assessed all 39 of Zambia's health training institutions to develop a full-cost estimate of the needs associated with meeting these expanded targets [ 27].