Sentence examples for a tentative estimate from inspiring English sources
A tentative estimate for the value of this bonus award is £3,000-10,000 per student.
No proper calculations have been done, but a tentative estimate for the United Kingdom puts the lost revenue at £10 billion, or $15.87 billion, a year, according to the Mirrlees Review for last year, which is published by the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
Specifically, the presence of some pilots and slow variation in the channel allows us to get a tentative estimate of the data.
The semi-blind algorithm would require a short training sequence of L symbols only at the start of transmission to get a tentative estimate of the data and its reliability and no further pilots or channel statistics would be required.
Given an estimated risk of solid renal tumors of 8.24% (and of malignancies of about 4.12%) of lithium-treated patients with significant renal impairment (Zaidan et al. 2014), a tentative estimate of risk of kidney tumors among all patients exposed to lithium long-term would be approximately 0.041% (0.0824 × 0.005), and of cancers of about 0.020%.
A "tentative" estimate of the doses involved was made in 1948, based on dozens of assumptions, some of which are now known to be grossly incorrect.
The model where gains and losses were constrained to be equal produced an extremely tentative estimate of one transition (either gain or loss) every 500 MY, with 2 log likelihood support limits (equivalent to 95% confidence intervals) between once every 100 MY and 0 (never).
We derived a first and tentative estimate of a 3% increase of incidence of colon cancer for 11 EU member states due to nitrate in drinking water exceeding 25 mg/L, being half the legal US and EU limit of 50 mg/L.
Even such a tentative idea was freeing.
Our tentative estimate for a rate HEGs transfer among metazoans is approximately two orders of magnitude lower than that for HEGs in the mitochondria and nucleus of Saccharomycete yeasts [6], [7].
This tentative estimate represents a lower bound for two reasons.
