Sentence examples for a large estimated from inspiring English sources

The California high-speed rail authority bowed to pressure from California legislators and members of Congress late Tuesday and released a copy of a 2013 report showing a large estimated increase in the cost of building the initial segment of the bullet train project.

I am particularly concerned about the exclusion of the X chromosome from the relatedness matrix, not least because it apparently has such a large estimated effect.

Though similar to the condors of today, it had a larger estimated wingspan of about 5 metres (16.5 feet) and was by far the largest known flying bird.

A similar pattern across the columns of Panel B in Table 3 is evident for the 2000 04 sample, but with a larger estimated effect of benefit extensions on unemployment exits.

We found a similar trend toward a larger estimated number of relief workers needed, a higher probability of an epidemic outbreak, and a larger amount of self-protective behavior needed with an increasing relational distance between the respondents and victims who had suffered physical damage (Ps≤0.022).

In Figure 3 we see that a larger sample pan-genome tends to result in a larger estimated pan-genome.

The first rank probability's overestimation when it is the least-studied treatment is an artifact of a larger estimated variance for that treatment.

It is perhaps surprising that the passive approach has yielded a larger estimated quadratic effect than the complete-case analysis; in the simulations the converse was true.

The first heat wave of the summer had a larger estimated mortality effect (12.2%; 95% CI: –0.8%, 26.8%) than did later heat waves (2.5%; 95% CI: –16.0%, 25.0%), although the CIs overlapped.

This is a larger estimated effect than typically reported for PM10, for example, 0.6%95%5% CI: 0.4%, 0.8%) per 10-μg/m increase in PM10 in the European APHEA 2 study (Katsouyanni et al. 2001).

The standard deviation for the SEM latent variable is considerably smaller than the Digit Span standard deviation, resulting in a larger estimated impact of mercury exposure on IQ for the Faroe Islands cohort.