Sentence examples for divergent estimates from inspiring English sources

There have also been widely divergent estimates of the return on the project's investment.

On the cost to the state, widely divergent estimates were offered today.

And how did they come up with those wildly divergent estimates?

Such divergent estimates are the norm, said Edward J. Ferrarone, president of Lane Appraisers, based in Larchmont, which determined the million-dollar figure.

My colleague Ron Lieber wrote a Your Money column about the various and divergent estimates in 2010.

Two recent EGS assessments have produced divergent estimates for the United Kingdom.

The hypothesis tested by this study was that sheep with divergent estimated breeding values (EBV) for fleece weight differ in gut metabolism and anatomy; regardless of the level of intake.

4 recruitment areas with divergent estimated mean distances (range, 7 40 km) and duration of travel to the study centre Hannover were selected.

This may reflect the different domains included across the tools; however, the fact that different tools derive such divergent overall estimates of the quality or risk of bias of a body of literature is troublesome, particularly for decision-makers.

Plausibly, discrepancies reported in the literature regarding increases in the prevalence of insufficient sleep (VSS and SS) may be in part explained by lack of detailed within-group analysis likely to reveal divergent prevalence estimates, as demonstrated in our analyses.

To test if 'cluster-specific' residues are functionally divergent we estimated the coefficient of functional divergence, which measures the difference in evolutionary rate at amino acid sites between gene clusters.