Sentence examples for estimate of long from inspiring English sources
One-year measurement is usually not sufficient to obtain a reliable estimate of long term average mortality rate.
An expectation that long-term behaviour will be consistent, on average, with the inferred player 'types' would lead to an estimate of long term returns.
Nucleotide diversity is, however, very sensitive to recent drop in population size and therefore could be a very poor estimate of long term Ne.
However, managing analyses of sufficient breadth and completeness to provide some estimate of long term impact is beset with difficulties, from data availability and uncertainty to sheer computational magnitude.
Furthermore this also assumes no variation in quality of option implementation either by management, or by spatial (proximity to source habitat) or temporal factors (succession), preventing a more accurate estimate of long term benefits within landscapes.
And Milton Friedman appeared to explain this paradox by arguing that people are more less rational: they base consumption on "permanent income", a reasonable estimate of long-run income, and save temporary fluctuations in income.
Reliable estimate of long-term dietary intake of pesticide residues are needed to ascertain chronic risk.
Loads for an average runoff year for each pollutant were usually less than the best estimate of long-term average.
Mean annual loads using sampled years were also less than the best estimate of long-term average by a mean of 2.2-fold.
The arithmetic average of multiple years of load data or a FWM concentration combined with mean annual flow was also usually below the best estimate of long-term average load.
He concluded: "In providing a quantitative estimate of long-term effects without any analytical basis for doing so, CBO seems to have overstepped".
