Sentence examples for anyway estimated from inspiring English sources

Anyway, estimated future liabilities are subtracted from future assets and any spread is "underfundedness," which must be made up by paying that amount into the pension slowly, yearly, over the life of the plan.

Anyway, the meal criterion estimated using all the visits to the teat is not very different than the one excluding unrewarded visits (47 min instead of 49 min).

But because nondetected chemicals may be present at concentrations too low to be positively identified by the assay, the authors estimated risks anyway, using a common substitution method employed in risk assessment.

Facebook's local revenue would be harder to estimate anyway, since the company is dependent on advertising.

'From our perspective, Tony Hayward [Browne's replacement] has been running things for some time anyway.' Browne forfeited an estimated £15m leaving package.

I logged onto my account anyway, and was able to see my estimated monthly retirement benefit and my last reported earnings information.

The U.S. military explicitly prohibits transgender troops, but an estimated 15,500 transgender people are serving anyway in secret, according to a 2014 Williams Institute report.

An estimated 400 people gathered for a peaceful protest anyway, but did so about half a mile away from the royal events.

In some cases, this change may result in a modest increase in the estimated standard uncertainties, but these were generally underestimated anyway (Taylor & Kennard, 1986 ▶).

If individuals with X = c and X = t are "exchangeable", average causal effects can be directly estimated as without bias due to assignment (bias might exist anyway due to other causes such as measurement or selection).

If the interference power is low, it is hard to estimate it anyway.