Sentence examples for based on two estimates from inspiring English sources

The mean estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Financial was for earnings of 8 cents a share, based on two estimates.

Thus, adventitious presence of the cry1Ac transgene was consistent throughout this seed lot based on two estimates from seed bags (mean  = 24%) and two estimates from tested cotton plants (mean  = 20%).

A correlation of 0.598, given that it is based on two estimates based on half as many subjects, is compatible with the overall estimate described earlier of the reliability of examiner stringency measures of 0.70.

Results exceeded analysts' expectations for earnings of 26 cents a share and sales of $79.0 million, based on three estimates.

But this maker of flash memory cards used in digital cameras, MP3 players, cell phones and USB storage devices, carries a flash estimate (based on four estimates) of $1.61 a share.

The analyses of survival were based on one estimate of AOC per individual and year obtained during the breeding season.

We estimated divergence times based on two fixed estimates of 2% and 5% divergence per million years in COI and 0.194% in RAG2.

93 97% of this group is likely due to errors, based on two consistent estimates: The count of "adjacent invalid" mismatches is expected to be triple the total number of "adjacent valid" mismatches due to errors; also, the estimated 103 genuine variants are expected to incur 30,000 40,000 "adjacent valid" mismatches.

The tentative dating analyses are based solely on two estimates of the COI substitution rate and thus are to be interpreted with caution, but they provide plausible first estimates for the group.

The meta-regression model for AML was based on four effect estimates for low vs. reference category, two for medium vs. reference and two for high vs. reference category.

No heterogeneity was found among the studies reporting fatal myocardial infarction, resulting in a summary relative risk for ever use of 1.13 (1.06 to 1.21), based on eight risk estimates (table 2, fig 2; test for publication bias P=0.4).