The phrase "a large number of estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant quantity of estimates in various contexts, such as research, analysis, or project planning.
Example: "After reviewing a large number of estimates, we concluded that the project would require more resources than initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "a significant amount of estimates" or "many estimates".
He challenges Prof. Hanushek's widely cited analysis of the class size literature, arguing that it gives disproportionate weight to single studies that include a large number of estimates.
Consequently, a graph of a typical distribution (see normal distribution) of estimates of the age when two species diverged, gathered from a number of different genes, is skewed from the normal bell shape, with a large number of estimates of younger age clustered together at one end and a long "tail" of older-age estimates trailing away toward the other end.
But Guan cautions that the conclusions rest on a large number of estimates and assumptions, such as the number of wild birds that might have been exposed to the virus in Europe and how close the birds passed to an outbreak site.
This will involve producing a large number of estimates of cost and outcome differences using bootstrapped regression models and plotting each pair of differences in the form of a scatter plot.
In its most common form, this assigns to each input parameter a specific distribution and, by drawing randomly from those distributions, generates a large number of estimates of mean cost and effectiveness.
Indeed, we found a large number of estimates of the cost of carrying plasmids containing resistance genes (49 plasmids from 16 studies), whereas we could only find costs for seven examples (from 4 papers) of other types of mobile elements which matched our criteria.
These propagation characteristics are quantified through dispersion and attenuation curves, and need to be computed for a large number of estimated structure and material property combinations, over a wide range of frequencies.
These methods often suffer from high computational complexity either due to the stationery requirements or a large number of estimated parameters and may not be adaptive to the change in traffic patterns [34].
7 This is because this version provides a larger number of estimates for each DOA, which can be averaged to obtain a more refined final estimate.
We used the method described in [12] to estimate the standard error for their estimates, however our simulations based on their assumption of asymptotic normality yielded a large number of negative estimates for the parameters.
The occlusion regions are so mainly filled with estimates from the future frame pair as the past frame pair will not contribute a large number of motion estimates at these positions.
