Sentence examples for common estimates of from inspiring English sources

Its order of accuracy is thus lower than was thought, and the common estimates of the value of M below which it applies appear precarious.

In a lot of climate modelling, researchers use discount rates of around 4% to 6% (common estimates of the average rate of return to capital) to calculate the present value of future benefits from reduced emissions today.

The most common estimates of HIV incidence rates for countries are from UNAIDS [ 1].

We computed three common estimates of individual multilocus heterozygosity, using 'Rhh' R package (Alho et al. 2010): the standardized heterozygosity stH (Coltman et al. 1999), the internal relatedness Ir (Amos et al. 2001) and the homozygosity by locus Hl index (Aparicio et al. 2006).

Gaussian functions were then used as the discriminant with mean estimated for each tumour class and a common estimate of the covariance matrix shared across all samples.

A common estimate of the total number of illegals in the United States is 11m roughly the population of Ohio.

It has already killed as many people as the lower fatality estimates of the Great Influenza of 1918, and may well equal the common estimate of that toll -- 40 million -- by 2010.

(It is not as close, however, as the now common estimate of 31/7, first proposed by Archimedes, which is only about 0.04 percent too large).

An agent's sensor measurement is only broadcast if it deviates from the common estimate of that measurement by more than a specified threshold.

The template of craftsmanship, he finds, combines a "material consciousness" with a willingness to put in years of practice (a common estimate of the time required to master a craft is ten thousand hours) and a strategic acceptance of ambiguity, rather than an obsessive perfectionism.

The relative inhibition of platelet aggregation between pretreatment and posttreatment is the most common estimate of clopidogrel responsiveness.