Sentence examples for an educated estimate from inspiring English sources

Once we know Romney's vote percentage (as compared to his conservative rivals') in these future contests, we can make an educated estimate of how many delegates he will get in each state.

In each case, the chances are the reliable time span of fatigue crack growth will not coincide with the useful portion of bridge life, simply because the load frequency must be anticipated as an educated estimate.

Prior to the Sony Hack, the actress previously did not have the knowledge, but her agent and/or manager must have had an educated estimate.

Charlie Smith, Mr. Franks's campaign spokesman, said it was an "educated estimate" based on Mr. Corzine's prior spending reports.

An NCA spokesman told VICE News the figure of 20 million was an "educated estimate," and that it was impossible to be certain how much had been stolen because often people weren't aware they had been targeted, but that the investigation had been going on for several years. .

When you take your kitten for its first veterinary exam, ask the vet for his or her educated estimate of its age.

Additionally, the former were more likely to be older, less educated, estimated an older age for their clients and charged less than 20 RMB for vaginal sex.

Thus, in epidemiologic research requiring reliable exposure mean values, we suggest that exposure assessment strategies are discussed a priori, using the procedures developed in the present paper on educated estimates of relevant variance components, unit costs, and cost function shapes.

At best, they are educated estimates.

By measuring the thickness of the strata, and making some educated estimates about how quickly they might have formed, Dr Grotzinger and his colleagues reckon the lake could have endured for anything from centuries to millennia.

The national proposals represent educated estimates as to the efficiencies that could be achieved with scaling up, but these assumptions have not yet been tested by experience.