Sentence examples for estimate declined from inspiring English sources

It happens that in the late 18th century, as the accuracy implied by an "estimate" declined, the phrase precise estimate became increasingly popular.

Microsoft has a dry telling of this fact: "This decrease [in OEM revenue] primarily reflects the impact on revenue of the decline in the x86 PC market, which we estimate declined approximately 9%." The x86 PC market is the PC market, essentially.

As the proportion of intensively surveyed units increased, the SD of the population estimate declined (Table 2).

However, the heritability estimate declined in the period from adolescence to young adulthood to around 30%.

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds is conducting pilot tests on equipping windshields with "splatometers" to estimate declining insect numbers.

Strikes remain positively related to unemployment, and although the point estimate declines somewhat in magnitude, it is still highly significant when the other eight regressors are added to the equation.

This estimate declines significantly after removing diesel (115.5 per million; Table 2).

Ross Feinstein, a spokesman for the director of national intelligence, who oversees the estimates, declined to comment on the Iraq assessment.

The productivity of America's workers has more than doubled in the past 40 years, while pay rates have stagnated and even, by some estimates, declined after inflation.

However, accuracy in modeled estimates declined overtime which suggested that accounting models should not be used exclusively as long-term population monitoring devices for deer management.

In Greater Birmingham -- home to one million Alabamians and the bulk of the state's Jews -- the Jewish population has plateaued, and by some estimates, declined.