Sentence examples for estimate longer from inspiring English sources

Although RJ has been used for more minor crimes since the 1980s (some estimate longer), its use in rape cases has increased in recent years, according to Jon Collins, CEO of the Restorative Justice Council.

Therefore, it could be more difficult to estimate longer TSD.

CST calculations assuming static, purely elastic models may not accurately estimate longer term effects because viscoelastic effects may play an importance role in earthquake triggering.

Prior work on parental effort has involved extrapolating from short term data on nest visitation rates (i.e. the number of visits in a span of hours), often collected during a brief span of the nestling period, to estimate longer term rates of nest visitation (i.e. daily or weekly rates of visitation).

We also estimate longer periods of survival (13.2 vs. Riley: 7.0 years).

A one year follow-up will be carried out by telephone off trial to estimate longer term outcomes.

Consideration of the RES allows estimation of project-scale impacts to landscape-scale problems, while considering the hazard and risk assessment helps estimate longer-term project impacts, and possible cumulative impacts from multiple project activities.

Additionally, a range of modelling techniques will be used to estimate longer-term cost-utility from two year follow-up data.

The economic analysis will include a 'within-trial' cost-utility analysis, and modelling to estimate longer-term costs and health effects if justified by the clinical results.

Parametric survival analyses were undertaken to estimate longer-term mortality (goodness of fit was assessed using Akaike information criterion (AIC) statistics).

A lot depends also on the timespan over which default probabilities are estimated: longer periods of calculation would make capital requirements less sensitive to business cycles.