Sentence examples for acknowledged estimates from inspiring English sources

On one hand, the United States acknowledged estimates this summer that Iran is now in possession of enough low-enriched uranium to produce, with further enrichment, two nuclear weapons, and can manufacture one in about a year.

The commission's top manager resigned this year after he acknowledged inflating estimates of the grand prize in an effort to encourage ticket sales, which had been sagging.

U.S. investigators said at least 15 people were killed, but Coe acknowledged that estimate may be low.

These limitations should be acknowledged when estimating incidence and outcome.

Informal caregiving lies outside the market economy and is often socially and politically invisible, its economic value is generally not acknowledged but estimated to be of high value [ 1].

However, we acknowledge that estimates of true Type I error rates are more optimally derived from simulated data where fit and misfit may be artificially manipulated.

Rather, we acknowledge that estimates of rupture risk obtained from these analyses are from a non-competing risks model, and reflect risk in the absence of death from other causes.

For the purpose of classifying heat waves from temperature data, we used the definition of Meehl and Tebaldi (Huth et al. 2000; Meehl and Tebaldi 2004), acknowledging that estimates of heat wave health effects will necessarily vary with the definition used.

Although the use of NLMEM has been shown to provide very precise and accurate estimates of the parameters even in presence of sparse designs, it should be acknowledged that these estimates are done on the population parameters, i.e., the mean and the variance of parameters in the population.

Teske acknowledged that these estimates were far higher than official figures from the IEA.

winds would put the storm "off the charts," but he acknowledged that satellite estimates require further study on the ground to determine if they were accurate.