The phrase "although the estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the estimates being discussed.
Example: "Although the estimates suggest a significant increase in sales, the actual figures tell a different story."
Alternatives: "even though the estimates" or "despite the estimates".
Coolsaet, the terrorism expert, said that although the estimates for the numbers of Belgians who have travelled to Syria were accurate, they may not be exceptionally high.
Although the estimates vary widely, the numbers engaged and the numbers killed were far greater than in any other battle of the Wars of the Roses.
No statistical association was observed between the other sleep duration categories and any cause of mortality (Table 2), although the estimates mirrored a U-shaped association with shorter sleep duration being associated with a small elevated risk of mortality.
The time needed for an ultrasound appeared to be around 10 min per woman on average, although the estimates were highly variable and ranged from mean/median of 5 20 (Supplementary Table 4).
In addition, once controlling for underreporting and basic demographic characteristics, we find that on average, immigrants are less involved in property crime, although the estimates are imprecise.
Although the estimates are still preliminary, she said, she found it "remarkable that from entirely independent methods you'd get similar results".
Although the estimates will change over time as exploration continues, he says that the report offers the best baseline to date.
Although the estimates indicate a moderate population density of 46 people per km2, the rural urban population divide shows that 59.9 % of the population lives in urban areas while 40.1%% lives in rural areas (UNISDR-Africa 2010).
For whites, most of the point estimates are positive and, although the estimates are more precise than those for blacks, the hypothesis that Southern immigration had no effect on wages can never be rejected.
Overall, these results suggest that being in the TTP may lead to persistent displacement of private or out-of-state enrollment, although the estimates are somewhat sensitive to the regression specification.
Breusch-Pagan/Cook-Weisberg test, however, revealed presence of heteroskedasticity, implying that analyzing this data without addressing this problem would result inefficient parameter estimates, although the estimates would still be unbiased.
