Sentence examples for deliver estimated from inspiring English sources

Using whole-oil GC FID data, we are able to present successful separation of these same oils in this paper and to deliver estimated molecular weight ranges showing significant impact on the plugging potential of different crudes analysed.

The 1.5-liter 4-cylinder engine delivers estimated fuel economy of 33 m.p.g. in the city and 38 on the highway.

The service, called the Mortgage Simulator, takes advantage of data from TrueCredit's parent company, Trans Union one of the major credit bureaus, to deliver estimates of interest rates a borrower might qualify for.

LOOCV is known to deliver estimates with a small bias, whereas the variance can be high.

Moreover, the detection and screening of hybrids requires an analysis of the populations and hybrid zones at the individual level whereas most summary statistics deliver estimates at the population level.

Thus ALS delivers estimates of regional carbon storage with very narrow confidence intervals.

The new method delivers estimates that are exact to second-order in the contrast, making use of generalized secant moduli incorporating both first- and second-moment information, in such a way that the bounds are never violated.

A long, if fragmented, tradition of examining the aims and means of prediction might enable scholars in FS and related fields to offer input to practitioners charged with delivering estimates and recommendations for public policy—such as in the form of technology assessment methodologies involving diverse groups of stakeholders and experts [1].

While supporters heralded Bush's elimination of the carried interest provision and increases in the earned income tax credit, the bottom line of the Bush plan is that it would deliver an estimated 53% of the estimated $3.6 trillion in tax reductions over ten years to the top 1%.

The DoH said changes to performance-related pay and the income freeze would "deliver an estimated efficiency improvement of around 3.5%.

The right to keep 100% of business rates will deliver an estimated extra £11.5bn a year to council budgets by then, councils said.