Sentence examples for a sensible estimate from inspiring English sources
For a start they've finally got a sensible estimate of the losses between 2008 and 2011 – £52.6bn.
A prerequisite for a sensible estimate of moisture induced stresses in timber members is an accurate prediction of the members' moisture states during their service life.
Six per cent feels like a sensible estimate.' Publication of the figure comes as big name companies such as Barclays bank, Hilton hotels and cosmetics giant L'Oreal join the growing rush to cash in on a gay economy which is worth tens of billions of pounds.
Relative codon frequencies provide a sensible estimate of deviation from expected codon usage if provided with large enough samples to infer frequencies from.
If all we observed was that f0 = 0 and f T = 1 for some T, then it would be impossible to make a sensible estimate of s.
Note that the MSB does not exist for k = 1, which means that to obtain a sensible estimate of ρ as an index of reliability, the study should include more than one subject.
Marchi and his colleagues figured it would also provide a sensible approximation for larger asteroids, too, so they used it to estimate the frequency of massive impactors.
However, the available data from individual studies impose several challenges to derive a sensible summary estimate from an IMPF (Table 2) and we also indentified a number of ways IMPF projects can be improved.
