Sentence examples for based on rough estimates from inspiring English sources
Based on rough estimates, prize money currently ranges from about 11 percent of revenue at the United States Open to about 17 percent at the Australian Open.
Calculations by The Economist find that this is much more than the "podium value" of any previous gold medal (based on rough estimates of the composition of medals and bullion prices at the time of each games, adjusted for general inflation).
The input data used to calculate these criteria are likely based on rough estimates and are often unreliable.
In the new study published online today in Biology Letters, researchers created a computer simulation of an adult T. rex's head (shown), complete with working muscles, based on rough estimates.
The aim of the research is, based on this methodology, to systematically estimate the global energy demand for thermal uses in complete urban areas which is at the moment based on rough estimates.
Despite the fact that the aforementioned linear assumption with a range of the risk premium between 0 and 10 % is based on rough estimates of experts involved, our non-linear model formulation allows for the use of any other functional relationship in general.
Based on rough Twitter estimates, Berman is hopeful that about 50 of his classmates will join him at the Rock, which is a common area on the East Lansing campus dedicated to free speech and protest.
The £1.2bn savings figures is based on rough, self-reported estimates by councils who (in theory) have a financial interest in presenting optimistic assessments of their own TFP performances (they get paid by the number of families they "turn around").
Based on rough calculations, my estimated PBD responses imply a similar modest effect on the unemployment rate.
Because those values are based on rough assumptions, further studies based on surface flux measurements need to be conducted to more accurately estimate the re-suspension factors.
*Calculated from rough data; ‡estimated based on rough data i.e. the numbers of admissions were calculated by dividing the patient-days by the length of hospital stay; 95% CI indicates the 95% confidence interval; †this study solely included surgical patients.
