Sentence examples for estimate refers from inspiring English sources

So the 8.6% estimate refers to the 12 months ending on March 31.

This estimate refers to the situation as of February 2017, and it is updated monthly as the reconstruction process is still on going.

Here estimate refers to the class of the majority compound group (i.e. inhibitors or non-inhibitors) of the k nearest neighbours.

Note, however, that this estimate refers to a different weighting of the groups than the 6.6percentt convergence presented above and it imposes a restrictive functional form that can also explain some of the discrepancy.

However, this estimate refers to only a subgroup (white nonsmoking women).

Because the consensus estimate refers to the prevalence of living active (or current) PWID, the value of 170,000 was used for model fitting only.

But while that classified estimate referred to 10 or 15 suspect sites, officials say no solid evidence has emerged of hidden activity.

Officials told the newspaper Le Figaro that this cost estimate referred to each of the eight days of national strike so far.

However, Volokin and ReLlez (2014) provided mathematical and empirical evidence that the effect of nearly 1-bar atmosphere on Earth's average temperature is around 90 °C.1 The authors showed that the 33 °C estimate referred to in virtually all meteorology/climate textbooks for the past 40 years has been a result of incorrect application of the Stefan-Boltzmann radiation law to a sphere.

The costs for the 13 modelled interventions varied considerably, both in absolute terms and when expressed as a 'cost per child' estimate (refer Table 1).

The ZTD and rms estimates refer to November 4, 2011.