Sentence examples for based on estimates for from inspiring English sources

The proof of stability is based on estimates for the u field, which are analogous to the one presented in [5, 6] while a new argument will be given for the ξ field.

Based on estimates for public and private agencies and companies, $9.1 billion in new construction will be started next year and $9.2 billion in 2004.

Based on estimates for next year's earnings, Mark Miller, of William Blair & Company, figures Target is trading at more than a 30percentt discount to Wal-Mart.

We adopt C values of 15 g m−3 in saltmarsh and 22 g m−3 in mangrove based on estimates for our site obtained from gravimetric analysis of grab samples46.

Non-dominated designs are selected using two dominance relations referred to as pairwise and absolute dominance based on estimates for the expected utilities of the designs over the feasible weights.

Based on estimates for 2010 issued by the European Commission in the fall of 2009, this list currently would include more than half of Euro area participants with respect to the level of their public sector debts and all of them with respect to the size of their budget deficits.

And the damage done to economic prospects is based on estimates of, for example, growth in income and demand for fish and tourism.

Payments are based on estimates of income for the coming year, and after 2008 HMRC did not attempt to reclaim overpayments of less than £25,000.

Sensitivity analysis based on estimates adjusted for BMI confirmed the lack of a relationship between PD and diabetes (OR 0.56 [0.28–1.15]; P = 0.089).

The authors of the current study say that, based on estimates, the prevalence for early onset depression is between 1% and 2%.

That trend is expected to continue, based on estimates by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.