Sentence examples for classified estimates from inspiring English sources

Classified estimates of the number killed, based on troop reports, rose to 800 -- but such numbers were "extremely fuzzy," the military said.

Classified estimates from Western intelligence services and unclassified assessments from government and independent experts put the number of fighters from Europe, North America and Australia who have entered Syria since 2011 at more than 600.

Classified estimates of possible casualties from such an attack ran to 285 million dead and 40 million injured.

In order to reduce the potential for exposure misclassification, all exposure metrics that used in this analysis classified estimates with a low reliability score corresponding to "possible" exposure (n = 613, 30.4 % for diesel and n = 342, 19.7 % for gasoline) as unexposed.

But the Pentagon Papers mostly show that public statements largely reflected classified estimates and judgments.

In this study, if the wetlands were not categorized and the single average carbon mass '(All)' multiplied to 'Total' wetland extent, the resulting carbon stock values and uncertainties (1 SD) are larger than the sum of classified estimates for both pre-settlement and current wetlands (Table 4).

Similarity measure based on Euclidian distance is used to classify estimated reverberation parameters for AEI.

In this work, the EFSA Panel classified the estimates of previous studies [9 12] as being 'unrealistically high'.

We classified effect estimates as "medium" for outcomes with an odds ratio between 1.20-1.49 or 0.51-0.79, Cohen's d = 0.3-0.69, or percent change between 30-69%.

The patients' memories were classified to estimate the number of patients with possible or definite intraoperative awareness and later conscious recall.

Immunoreactivities were classified by estimating the quick score (Q) as previously described [ 22].