Sentence examples for about the estimates for from inspiring English sources

To the editor: I am tired of reading about the estimates for the cost of California's bullet train going up.

The fact that this exact estimator in this exact sample can produce reasonable estimates for quantities we can check gives us some additional confidence about the estimates for quantities we cannot check.

"Is that worth more or less?" CBS, a unit of the CBS Corporation, also sold about $2.5 billion, up around $50 million from the estimates for the 2007-8 upfront.

In the 1996 assessment the estimates for only about 30 of the 97 developing countries were based on household survey data pertaining to consumption/expenditure/income.

The median estimate of Ne in the year 2002 (the latest sampling date available) resulted of about 243 effective infections (95%HPD = 36 1,919), about one third of the estimate for HIV-1A and in substantial agreement with epidemiological data showing HIV-1A as the prevalent infection [15].

Our estimate of 0.25 for body length is similar to the median value of 0.29 for body length from a review of heritability estimates in salmonids (Carlson and Seamons 2008) and is also similar to a field estimate for BKT (Wilson et al. 2003), but is about one-half of the estimate for a population containing sea-run fish (Thériault et al. 2007).

For the parameter values that we considered most plausible (see Methods), the randomized genomes had an estimated frame-shift mutation rate that was about 20 times higher than the estimate for the real genome.

In comparison with some recent results about the error estimates for fractional approximations, a more accurate convergence rate has been attained.

Correction: May 14, 2000, Sunday The Gazetteer chart on April 30 with an article about living in Bethel, Conn., misstated the estimate for the population for the town.

Here's how it works: The service analyzes 100 years of weather history to make a general prediction about the estimated weather conditions for any date requested, plus 10 days before and after that date.

Here's how it works: The service analyzes 100 years of weather history to make a general prediction about the estimated weather conditions for any date requested, plus 10 days before and after that date.