Sentence examples for based on conservative estimates from inspiring English sources

This prediction is based on conservative estimates for all involved parameters.

His singular stake in Facebook, a $500,000 investment, is worth roughly $1.5 billion, based on conservative estimates.

The values measured for Fmax were much smaller than predicted based on conservative estimates of muscle specific tension and muscle physiological cross-sectional area.

In its paper, the White House claimed that the figure of four thousand dollars was based on "conservative estimates" derived from academic studies of the link between corporate taxes and wages.

Based on conservative estimates, this waste represents 208 billion grams of protein, 1.8 trillion mg of eicosapentaenoic (EPA) and docosahexaenoic (DHA) acids (i.e., omega-3 fatty acids), and 1.1 trillion kilocalories.

Because tax rates in Israel are generally around forty per cent, there are implications for the government, too: based on conservative estimates (assuming, for instance, that only a third of the revenue goes to taxes), the lost G.D.P. could amount to nearly sixty billion dollars going to the government a big proportion of the country's annual budget.

We show how this failure can be remedied by allowing agents to make local decisions based on conservative cost estimates rather than relying on global certainty as previous approaches have done.

These infections are preventable, yet based on conservative exploratory estimates they may cost the health service in England at least £15.5 19.2 million per annum.

His survey of 1000+ consumers indicates that Apple's eco-system remains alive and healthy, which could help the stock move closer to its fair value of $120-130 120-130n conservative customer spending estimates.

The teacher layoffs are part of an annual ritual as districts "prepare for the worst" when they start crafting spending plans for next school year that are based on conservative early state budget estimates.

The venerable charity says its figures "should be viewed as robust, lower-end estimates" based on "conservative assumptions" and do not include the "hidden homeless" of so-called "sofa surfers" - usually young people staying with friends.