Sentence examples for estimated calling from inspiring English sources

The company's U.S. retail portfolio grew between 4.0% and 5.0% in the quarter, he estimated, calling that "healthy".

Based on structural model and available experimental data, parameters identifiability procedures partition the original set of parameters into two subsets: (i) the parameters that can be estimated, called identifiable parameters, and (ii) the parameters that cannot be estimated, called nonidentifiable parameters.

That beat consensus estimates calling for $0.18 in earnings.

Top automaker Toyota reports quarterly earnings on Tuesday, with consensus estimates calling for a 190 billion yen loss.

Consensus analyst estimates called for earnings of $0.13 per share on revenues of $2.69 billion.

January 1955 performance estimates called for the SAR propulsion plant to produce 34,000 shaft horsepower, with a surfaced speed of 27 kn and a submerged speed of 23 kn.

The frequentist approaches differ mainly in the way the integrated likelihood is computed in order to obtain the parameter estimates called maximum likelihood estimate (MLE) or restricted maximum likelihood estimate (REML) depending on the way the variances are estimated.

For a particular cull zone, the size of the badger population was estimated (call this estimate N).

Given nu detected right whale calls in T hours, animal density was estimated by (11) where ac is the size of the covered area, the estimated call rate (in calls per hour), the estimated detection probability of a call produced within area ac, and the estimated proportion of false positives (assumed to be zero in their example).

Analysts haven't made any revisions to estimates, calling for full-year 2003 earnings per share to be 19 cents.

On Friday, the nonfarm payrolls number will be released, with estimates calling for a gain of 150,000 jobs.