Sentence examples for best case estimate from inspiring English sources
When you take all of that into consideration, $30 billion could wind up being a best case estimate.
Our results must be considered to represent the best case estimate for outcomes in the 2006 cohort.
To derive a "best case" estimate of the impact of a hospital volume minimum policy, we assumed that all patients at low volume hospitals could be transported to high volume hospitals.
Data from Bibb [ 74] in Table 2 represent a "best case" estimate of stage distribution; these figures were used in sensitivity analyses as an upper bound of the benefit of mammography for improving stage at diagnosis (see later section on sensitivity analysis).
Taking the mass concentration of impurities into account, the best-case estimate of current efficiency is found to be approximately 130% for constant potential deposition, suggesting silicon may not have been completely reduced at the potentials investigated, or a chemical reaction step occurs.
Our best-case estimate of mortality (3.4 deaths per 100 person-years) is similar to reports from adult ART programs with passive follow-up systems (2.7 deaths per 100 patient-years [9]) but predictably lower than that reported for programs with active follow-up systems (5.5 deaths per 100 patient-years [9]).
A best-case estimate suggests the transfer of patients from low volume to high volume hospitals annually could have prevented 728 in-hospital deaths.
Anyway, the best-case estimates of collision frequency may be drawn by analyzing uniformly distributed random variables.
If the sensitivity of a bone metastasis and/or SRE was 0.75, which was the best case sensitivity estimate for breast cancer for the NRP obtained in the breast cancer analysis above, a true relative risk (RR) of 1.25 for bone metastasis and/or SREs among patients treated with treatment A compared with treatment B would still be 1.25.
