Sentence examples for changing estimate from inspiring English sources

The decline had nothing to do with Holmes's bank account, but rather with the magazine's changing estimate of how much Theranos is worth.

That counter will offer a constantly changing estimate of the total price Binghamton's taxpayers have been paying for our wars in Iraq and Afghanistan since October 2001.

The algorithm was initialized by using patient's weight and adapted itself to a particular patient by updating two model parameters: a rapidly changing glucose flux correcting for errors in model-based predictions, and a slowly changing estimate of an insulin rate to maintain euglycemia.

Accounting for the biases in f n creates substantial changes in δ relative to the values obtained otherwise (Table 1), even changing estimates of which codon is most preferred.

Consider the rapidly changing estimates for Facebook's debut.

By changing estimates in the past, Xerox disclosed last year, it increased pretax income by $101 million in 1998, $102 million in 1999 and $44 million in 2000.

The S.E.C. noted that many of the false entries dealt with changing estimates for how much of patients' bills would be paid by health insurers, and it says that was a difficult number to verify.

Perry, 29, who is a reporter after his anchor shift, has been a daily presence at news conferences, and his aggressive questioning of the changing estimates of river levels has won him fans on Facebook.

Here, the matrix Δ A ^ was the changing estimated value of matrix A, K was the forgetting coefficient, and n was the sample data number.

4. It should be possible to dynamically adapt a plan to changing estimates.

To reflect changing estimates as the cohort ages, we accounted for age-dependent variables using tabulated data in our model.