Sentence examples for a larger estimate from inspiring English sources

Our own psychiatrist makes a larger estimate.

This study finds that the responsiveness of unemployment to output has increased over time in many OECD countries reflecting changes in employment protection legislation, unemployment benefits and the growth of temporary work: weaker EPL and a higher share of temporary workers being associated with a larger estimate of the dynamic beta.

Rather, the highly structured P. falciparum population appears to be the result of a population bottleneck, while the much less structured P. vivax population is likely to be derived from an ancient pool of diversity, as reflected in a larger estimate of effective population size for this species.

Standard Cox models that do not incorporate adjustment for competing risk consistently provided a larger estimate of effect.

Results were not affected by outcome reported, or condition treated, but smaller trials yielded a larger estimate of efficacy.

We found that incorporating genomic imprinting in GWAS produced a larger estimate of phenotypic variance accounted for by significant markers.

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.

If some of the funds are spent on renewable energy installations, the number of direct jobs is likely to be slightly smaller and the total stimulus slightly larger due to a larger estimated multiplier.

77, 78 (1988) (finding that "extraneous events may increase the variance of a firm's returns resulting in a larger estimated variance and thereby decrease the power of the test".).

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.

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