Sentence examples for estimate out from inspiring English sources

An unbiased estimate ("out of bag", based on samples not used to fit the tree) of error rate for classifying samples to one of four groups is 16%.

Local banks meanwhile have borrowed heavily abroad; an OECD estimate out this week suggests that the country's external debt may have risen by some $6 billion in 2004.

That's about the most optimistic estimate out there.

Case in point: Apple raked in an expletive-generating $46 billion in Q1 2012, handily exceeding just about every estimate out there by a fair margin.

But now, scientists have harnessed radioactive remnants of the Cold War to conduct the most precise age measurements of great whites ever and their results blow the previous estimate out of the water.

Variables used to estimate out-of-pocket expenses included private diagnostic services, over-the-counter medication, healthcare appliances and aids (e.g., canes, toilet seats), accommodations, travel/transportation, and parking.

Most studies that estimate out-of-pocket costs only quantify direct costs for treatment and medications [ 6], overlooking the often substantial costs that are associated with self-management, including: medically related transport, home-care assistance, illness-related home modifications (e.g. for home dialysis set-up) and assistive devices.

We estimated out-of-pocket costs for the ISF sample to be $482 higher than NF (p < 0.001).

About two-thirds of participants (gall: 65% p: 58%) were willing to pay the estimated out-of-pocket costs of A$0.3 per capsule.

IUI is a less invasive and cheaper alternative to ART, with estimated out-of-pocket expenses of $650, which may explain why it was unaffected by the EMSNCaps.

Once you have your estimated income, you can even obtain a personalized estimate of out-of-pocket costs for 2016 through Get Covered Plan Explorer.