Sentence examples for a range of possible estimates from inspiring English sources

In considering the responsiveness of taxpayers in this category, the HMRC has a range of possible estimates.

The goal of bias analysis is to adequately reflect the major sources through a range of possible estimates, while avoiding unimportant details.

There may be a wide range of possible estimates, and the auditor now must simply conclude the estimates are within that range.

"We believe we are appropriately reserved for the exposures we face, and we have provided investors with a range of possible loss estimates that could go beyond those reserves," said Jerome F. Dubrowski, a spokesman for Bank of America.

All variables numbering close to 2000 in all were tested using maximum and minimum values for each variable to compute a range of possible total cost estimates.

Each individual's severity of injury is chosen from a range of possible values, while point estimates of probabilities and utilities are common to all individuals.

However, a range of possible incubation periods was estimated for 4 vCJD patients who likely acquired the disease during their residence in the United Kingdom and for 5 vCJD patients reported as part of a cluster in Leicestershire, England (Table).

After consultation with stakeholders, we built a generic spreadsheet model quantifying a range of possible interventions, which could estimate cases of cardiovascular disease and deaths due to cardiovascular disease prevented or postponed, life years and quality adjusted life years (QALYs) gained, and cost savings to the NHS resulting from cases prevented or postponed.

The mean landing velocity and energy were then calculated for a range of possible drag coefficients using the estimated ejection conditions.

The implementation of Gaussian finite mixture models used here estimates a range of possible models using a combination of class configurations (See Figure 2 and Table 3 of Scrucca et al. [29]) and numbers of components/classes and selecting the combination that gives the highest BIC goodness of fit.

Under Monte Carlo simulation, uncertain variables are represented as probability distributions and model outputs are recalculated 1,000 times to estimate a range of possible outcomes.