Sentence examples for estimated in some from inspiring English sources
Such downpours have been estimated in some such countries to blunt economic growth by several percent, according to World Bank experts on disasters.
Although it is generally recommended that three sets of values be estimated, in some instances two may suffice for all practical purposes.
Plugged with one-time revenue windfalls and papered over with other financial gimmicks, this year's budget presages a particularly difficult time next year, when a budget gap estimated in some quarters to be $7 billion makes itself felt.
Suboptimal inputs are typically used in everyday engineering calculations, for which the necessary data are usually unavailable for the site under scrutiny, and must be estimated in some way.
Tropical peatlands may contain as much carbon as the amount consumed in nearly a decade of global fossil fuel use, and raging peat fires in Indonesia alone have been estimated in some years to contribute 10 to 40percentt as much greenhouse gas to the atmosphere as all the world's fossil fuel burning.
The CIPD said its survey of more than 5,000 people found that 4% of the working-age population, or 1.3 million people, operated in the gig economy, lower than the 5 million estimated in some studies, though these include people on zero-hours contracts, eBay traders and people who rent out their homes through online apps lsuch as Airbnb.
This has led to all finite-sample MMSE component estimates being confusingly called Y K estimates in some of the literature.
Similarly, Nb and Ne point estimates in some cases had fairly wide confidence intervals, and many had no confidence intervals at all (Table 4).
The sample size of the survey limits the precision of the prevalence estimates in some categories with subsequent large confidence intervals (e.g. cannabis use among girls).
The national census, generally conducted every ten years, can be a source of district specific child mortality estimates in some countries.
