Sentence examples for estimated cuts from inspiring English sources
In the absence of concrete spending projections by the government, theThe NHF has used the figure provided by the Institute for Fiscal Studies, which has estimated cuts of 17.98% for unprotected government departments.
Far from being strengthened, the voluntary sector faces estimated cuts of £3.3bn up to 2016, and these look set to fall most heavily on local authorities with the most disadvantaged areas, and particularly on voluntary organisations working with disadvantaged groups.
Each bootstrap sample contributed one cut-point estimate, so that the standard deviation of the 200 cut-point estimates was used as the bootstrap estimator of the standard deviation (SDB) for the estimated cut-point.
Estimated Cut for 1998: $1 million.
fabulous!" Estimated Cut for 1998: $3 million.
On next year's budget deal, Ms Griffiths hinted that an estimated cut for councils of 1.5% could be worse.
As previously reported, SMRP levels can distinguish MPM patients from both asbestos-exposed subjects and controls with an estimated cut-off of 1 nM.
The estimated cut-off θ was chosen to correspond with the Youden Index J ∈ {0.4, 0.6, 0.8}.
Moreover, in a setting with a high or poor overall survival, the estimated cut-point may have larger variation [ 3].
If we had not estimated cut-off points independently for each sex we would be advising the use this overall cut-off point with this population.
The percentage of infants scoring at or below the estimated cut-off levels was 13.8% (20.5% if Fine motor cut-off was rounded).
