Sentence examples for estimated a long from inspiring English sources
He met the patient at the emergency room and when the staff estimated a long wait, Dr. Knope advocated on his behalf, stressing that the condition was life threatening.
This relationship between chewing and cognitive functions was empirically estimated a long time ago.
The Olympic committee in Sydney reported that the 2000 Games, widely considered a success, had broken even, but the Australian state auditor estimated a long-term cost of over $2 billion.
The model estimated a long-term annual discharge of Pra river at the outflow point at Deboase station to be 198.187 m3/s as against long-term average measurement of 197 m3/s based on optimized parameters in Table 7.
Researchers at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas estimated a long-term hit of a quarter of a percentage point to U.S. gross domestic product.
Taking into account that the life expectancy of our cohort of adults was almost 40 years and that the effect of 2491 steps occurred after 18 weeks, we estimated a long-term pedometer effect of approximately 25% of the additional 2491 steps, namely 623 steps, which corresponds to 6 minutes of walking.
Because of the universal function approximation of MIFREN, the first MIFREN called MIFRENc is used to estimate a long-term cost function, which demonstrates as a performance index for the tuning procedure.
IMF (2009) estimates a long-run relationship between the unemployment rate and output, resulting in what the report calls a 'dynamic beta'.
We estimate a long-range sample that begins in January 1961, but that only includes data on cement production, new car registrations and Madrid's stock market index.
The report noted that private economists have estimated a week-long shutdown could reduce economic output by about 0.25 percentage points, with a longer shutdown having a greater effect.
Stationary structural system (building) natural frequency and damping parameters are estimated from a long non-stationary ambient vibration time series record.
