Sentence examples for certainly estimating from inspiring English sources

Certainly, estimating North Korea's food needs has long been a politicised business.

Under the assumption that the channel is symmetric (the forward and backward channels are identical) and that the receiver has knowledge of the CSI using a suitable channel estimator, each terminal node can certainly estimate the value (L = {L_r} + j{L_i}).

Certainly, estimates are bandied about.

Certainly, estimates from Mark Zandi and CBO says this is costing jobs that are beyond the direct impact.

Certainly, estimates vary widely on when the market for voice and data-switching equipment and Internet routers will recover from the debilitating decline in sales this year.

But they are certainly estimates, and the various lists can differ substantially.

Certainly, estimates of the diversity of elephants and the diversity of E. coli are pretty different questions.

Strangely, this insistence on a physical reality almost certainly under-estimates our development as intellectual and imaginative animals.

However, statins also raise high density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol, and for this reason, our findings almost certainly under-estimate the relative risk reduction achieved.

Samples with more taxa are certainly better for estimating parameters but not by much.

Likewise, varying tree topology below the family level has little effect on estimated slopes, and certainly our estimates do not appear to be biased (see Text S2 and Figure S2).