Sentence examples for definitive estimates from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pataki's letter presents the first definitive estimates of the cost and the construction schedule.

And lifestyle isn't the explanation: the most definitive estimates, such as those of the McKinsey Global Institute, say that diseases that are associated with obesity and other lifestyle-related problems play, at most, a minor role in high U.S. health care costs.

Clinicians and healthcare providers seek definitive estimates of impact on mortality, hospitalisation and health-related quality of life, and which HF patient subgroups are likely to most benefit.

This paper serves to fill that persistent gap in the existing literature and proposes to present available facts and a logical empirical methodology to establish definitive estimates on various food groups consumed from local and import sources.

If new flux methods can be compared with stable isotope approaches and if multiple models can be applied at sites with well established mass balances, the chances that definitive estimates of denitrification will be produced are higher.

Therefore, analyses should be repeated as more definitive estimates become available.

If Trump really wanted to help clear up the mystery of just how rich he is, he could release his tax returns, which would provide a definitive estimate of his income and much other information besides.

"It is too early to give any definitive estimate of how long this will be," the company spokesperson said.

They based that on an "Oil Budget" estimate meant to help responders with their efforts, not as a definitive estimate.

For the pilot RCT (phase 2), a power calculation is not appropriate as the study does not aim to provide a definitive estimate of treatment effect.

The illustration of observed and adjusted pneumococcal bacteremia incidence is not intended as a definitive estimate of invasive pneumococcal disease incidence in Thailand.