Sentence examples for drop in estimated from inspiring English sources

That was a 70.3percentt drop in estimated advertising revenue, from a reported $3.4 million, to $1 million.

A pattern common to all of the CBATs is a drop in estimated PCB-153 levels in women at age 30, when all of the women included in the simulations give birth to a child (Quinn et al. 2011).

Included was a 12percentt drop in withholding taxes and a 38.9percentt drop in estimated tax payments.

We have actually recorded a consistent drop in estimates of the link between drugs and street crime (66% in 2002, 56% in 2008 and 50% in 2014) but the link between drugs and crime is clearly established and 46% of Britons feel that levels of street crime would reduce if hard drugs were decriminalised (up slightly from 44% in 2008).

The drop in estimates between maternal anxiety/depression and offspring self-esteem was, however, not significant (b (SE) = −.057 (.054), p = .291).291

In a similar fashion, the OLO content in the eye drop was estimated to be in the range of 99.09% to 100.91% with a standard deviation of 0.498 (Table 3).

Additionally, the mean cortisol level at each time point, the estimated daily secretion as given by the area under the curve and the diurnal drop in cortisol, and estimated total morning cortisol were analysed.

If the latest forecast shows a considerable drop in the estimate to between0.55% and 1% of GDP, economists are more likely to bet on a 2014 hike.

In October, the drop was estimated at $100 million.

Each one-point drop in IQ is estimated to effect a 1% reduction in lifetime earnings [ 22].

Red circles are epicenters of similar aftershocks of which static stress drops are estimated in this study.