Sentence examples for estimated little from inspiring English sources

Clarke's team estimated Little Foot to be about 3.3 million years old about as old as Lucy, found in East Africa.

Proposed model estimated little higher n values for weaker connections, but it is much less than 2 to get sharp rotation at the yielding zone of moment-rotation curves (Fig. 2).

In addition to that, although the previous studies estimated little slip in the coseismic slip area surrounded by large slip in the up-dip and down-dip extension, considerable afterslip in the coseismic slip area was estimated in our model, which is considered to be due to poor resolving power of slip below the offshore region.

It has been shown that the efficiency of an estimate based on m imputed data sets is approximately (1 + γ/ m)−1, where γ is the rate of missing information for the quantity being estimated (Little and Rubin 2002).

Government and private economists have been lowering their forecasts for national output this year, with the Federal Reserve now estimating little improvement over last year's 2.9percentt growth rate.

Now, he says, "if you want to be prudent you estimate little to no effect".

Choenyi estimates Little Tibet sells 2,000 momos on a typical day; during last year's Momo Crawl they sold more than 1,500 momos.

Because PSE is estimating an upper bound when Assumption 1 is violated, if PSE estimates little reduction in population cancer mortality, the true reduction in population cancer mortality due to periodic screening is likely small.

In Ecuador alone it is estimated as little as 2% of this Pacific coastal forest remains intact.

The cost overruns were largely created by errors in the plans, which estimated too little earthwork to fill the hillside, and not enough blasting.

The serum concentration data were estimated with little bias (ME = −0.88) and good precision (MSE = 13.08).