Sentence examples for cautious estimate of from inspiring English sources

"Even with a cautious estimate of prices remaining at $113 a barrel being used, it's clear that Scottish oil and gas could generate more revenues than has previously been assumed.

A study cited by the SPD Foundation puts a "cautious estimate" of the number of kindergarten-age children affected by SPD at around five percent.

The cut-off was selected to yield cautious estimate of the seroprevalence and comparable data with the Finnish study [ 17]; the prevalence of the infection is probably underestimated.

We chose the TRF scale for this analysis and not the CBCL as teachers rated the children lower than parents on all scales, thus rendering a more cautious estimate of psychopathology.

Confronting these results with the statement of Qin et al. [ 10] about the existence of 1000 to 1150 prevalent species, we find that their result reflects the maximal number sustained by the data; however a cautious estimate of the lower limit reduces it by a factor of two.

Even the most cautious estimates of harm rise with the incidence of infection.

I'm fine eating "vintage" foods, like the 2010 mustard currently in my fridge, because I trust my senses and because I know that date labels are cautious estimates of when a food's taste or texture begins to fade.

Cautious estimates of the standard deviation of change scores are 0.3 Nm/(BWxHT)%, based on knee OA data from our laboratory investigating conservative treatments for knee OA [ 33].

Moreover, the CR transcripts detected in olfactory organ cDNA by 454 sequencing analysis all mapped to the draft genome, suggesting that 76% coverage provides a cautious estimate for coverage of CR families.

According to international officials whose job is to cope with human flotsam and jetsam, the problem of statelessness is growing fast, despite a modest decline in the number of refugees in the strict sense.In a cautious estimate, the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees reported that in the course of 2006 the number of stateless persons had climbed from 2.4m to 5.8m.

The two-fold increase is probably a cautious estimate considering the basal membrane association of the reporter construct in non-polarized cells (Figure 6B).