Sentence examples for concern estimates from inspiring English sources

Data Resources Inc., the forecasting concern, estimates that every one dollar cut in the real price of domestic crude oil implies a $2.5 billion drop in capital spending by the mining and petroleum sector within four quarters.

Alcohol Concern estimates dealing with these patients sets the NHS back by nearly £2bn a year.

Alcohol Concern estimates that it will cost the NHS £3.7bn annually if nothing is done to stop the increase.

Lots of article have been written so far, which concern estimates for spectral norms of circulant and r-circulant matrices, which have connections with signal and image processing, time series analysis and many other problems.

Additional disputes concern estimates of climate sensitivity, predictions of additional warming, and what the consequences of global warming will be.

This technique requires the following information for stocks of conservation concern: estimates of the absolute abundance (which are very difficult to obtain because survey techniques rarely meet the underlying assumption of line transect surveys that all animals on the tract-line are detected) and life history parameters (which can also be difficult to estimate).

Pakistani intelligence officials, addressing a subject of mounting concern, estimated today that 3,000 or more Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters have slipped over the border into Pakistan's tribal areas in the week since the fall of Kabul.

Officials in village, town and county government have identified gang violence as a growing concern, estimating that there are now 5,000 gang members on Long Island, compared with 500 10 years ago.

Modified Green operator integrals are essential quantities in inclusion or homogenization problems, from microstructural to macro-engineering scales, that concern estimating stress/strain fields or effective properties in heterogeneous materials and structures.

Infection by Campylobacter species is a global public health concern, estimated to affect 1% of the population in the developed world annually (1).

Next, we prove a result concerning estimates near the boundary.