Sentence examples similar to central estimated from inspiring English sources

Central estimates for PM2.5 at lags 1 or 2 for cardiovascular admissions, and all lags for respiratory admissions, were positive but not significant.

It is standard engineering practice to attach an estimate of error or uncertainty to a central estimate – to provide only a central estimate can be highly misleading.

The £4,300 per [household], the 6% shock to GDP, is a central estimate based on one of the models".

It gives a "central estimate" of £2.4bn net lost and a "best-case scenario" of £1.3bn lost.

But the chancellor insisted the £4,300 figure was the central estimate in a possible range, based on conservative assumptions.

The new study makes a "central estimate" of the more immediate impact if Britain negotiates a bilateral agreement with the EU within two years.

The central estimate is that warming is likely to exceed 2C, the threshold beyond which scientists think global warming will start to wreak serious changes to the planet.

With proper analysis of the forecasting model it will be possible to attach a probability of exceedance to any central estimate.

The paper by Drs Forster and Gregory found a central estimate of 1.6°C for equilibrium sensitivity, with a 95% likelihood of a 1.0-4.1°C 1.0-4.1°C

The documents says: "The Treasury estimates that UK GDP would be between 5.4% and 9.5% of GDP lower after 15 years if we left the EU with no successor arrangement, with a central estimate of 7.5%.

The report also assesses the proportion of the health problems attributable to EDCs, with a central estimate of 20%, leading to a conclusion that the male reproductive health problems cost the EU €592m (£470m) a year.