Sentence examples for alone estimated from inspiring English sources

A computational parameter estimation method applied to 30 nM ABA-X-BY630 specific binding data alone estimated the equilibrium association constant for ABA-X-BY630, K A, and the cooperativity between the binding of 2 molecules of ABA-X-BY630, α (Table 1 ).

Fujian province now has hundreds of studios turning out such paintings, with the village of Dafen alone estimated to produce 5m replicas a year.

The chemical industry alone estimated it lost $300m due to delays; the overall cost to the economy was put at more than $1 billion.Then, in 1997, CSX and Norfolk Southern agreed to divide between them Conrail, which the government had created by combining half a dozen small failed railways.

The videos of one "Let's play" broadcaster, Felix PewDiePiee" Kjellberg, are alone estimated to bring in advertising revenues of up to $16m a year, according to SocialBlade, an analytics firm.Like many modern broadcasters, services such as Twitch are not simply engaged in a one-way conversation.

But with more and more hospitals running into financial difficulty, partly the result of having to hire more staff, and ageing alone estimated to add £1bn a year to the NHS's costs – most of us use the NHS most in our last two years of life – someone has to resolve what Porter says is the NHS's "perfect storm of rising demand, funding pressures and worryingly low staff morale".

In its tight-lipped fashion, Honda is not ready to talk about powertrains, let alone estimated pricing.

Plymouth alone estimates it is losing up to £5m a day.

American movie, music and software companies alone estimate that Chinese pirated goods cost them more than $2 billion a year in sales.

The French embassy alone estimates that there are 300,000 French people living in Britain, two thirds of them in London and the south-east.

In the physician office alone, estimates of the proportion of primary care visits that can be handled by medical assistants or nurse practitioners, for example, range between 50 and 75percentt.

The privatized intelligence budget alone is estimated at $56bn.