Sentence examples for a majority of estimates from inspiring English sources

While a majority of estimates for married women are found between 0 and.50, estimates for single mothers are far less numerous and more dispersed over a broad range of values.

Underestimation primarily occurred where raw true values were within benchmark scoring categories but observer error caused a majority of observer estimates to fall into lower scoring categories.

In this study, we sequenced regions of the 16S rRNA gene at very high depth for a small number of samples (four), resulting in a majority of the estimated GIT microbial diversity being captured.

A majority of the estimated 90 larval gustatory receptor neurons (GRNs) [15] are located in three external sense organs, terminal, dorsal and ventral organ, and three pharyngeal organs [3], [16], [17].

Nigeria, which had the largest estimated number of antimalarial sales to under-five malaria-positive children (30,225,237 courses), as well as the highest prevalence of poor-quality antimalarials (64%), accounted for a majority of the estimated deaths, with a median of 74,188 (IQR: 54,931 96,132).

A majority of mtDNA coalescent estimates have been obtained using the rho statistic and may likely, therefore, be underestimates of the real time frame for the origin of the Native American gene pool and should be considered minimum estimates.

Using a method ideally suited for that purpose, we find that when experts are free to assume any battery pack design, a majority of the cost estimates are consistent with the ranges reported in the literature, although the range is notably large.

The distribution of the number of emitters found within these 8 σ PSF × 8 σ PSF sub-regions (σPSF = 127 nm) as a function of density is also shown in Fig. 1 and illustrates that with increasing active emitter density, isolated single-emitter events become rare and therefore a majority of the position estimates will get discarded due to an unacceptable fit to a single emitter model.

Over 50,000 people live in the town and surrounding areas, a majority of which are estimated to live in rural areas (Ministry of Policy Planning and Economic Affairs 2012).

Perhaps more troubling, he said, is that he has seen little proof that a majority of militants disarmed; he estimates that as many as 15,000 may not have.

However, the most recent research on the subject indicates the actual cost is in fact much higher than government estimates, and a majority of economists agree that the federal estimate is too low.