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Now scientists find both estimates might be right in a way.

This method cannot be used directly for estimation, though the derived estimates might be reasonably close to the truth, since accounting for counterfactual effects is not done.

The accuracy of velocity estimates might be reduced, because the estimation scale is less detailed.

Disadvantages of T-shirt sizing: The accuracy of velocity estimates might be reduced, because the estimation scale is less detailed.

For smaller fractions of the population size the different estimators have less regular behavior, and correlation between different estimates might be as low as 0.35.

Future estimates might be improved by validating the coding practices for both of these gastroenteritis diagnostic categories.

Senator John O. Bennett, the Republican majority leader, said he believed that Mr. McGreevey's estimates might be unduly grim.

Estimates from market value regressions correspond well with estimates based on patentee behavior generally, but renewal estimates might be understated for pharmaceuticals.

Mind you, there seem to be swings in the number of new cases each year, so those estimates might be high in a low incidence year.

But then more recent calculations of solar radiation deriving from NASA's 2006 CloudSat view of cloud cover hinted that those rain estimates might be 10percenttoooo low.

Her collection is widely regarded as a good one in range, quality and condition, and several dealers who were interviewed said Christie's estimates might be too low.