Sentence examples for estimated meaning from inspiring English sources

Even a small pilot project costing only $20,244 saved the lives of 97 infants, the authors estimated, meaning that it cost just $208 per life saved.

The ONS said, however, that the first post-crunch recession in 2008/2009 was deeper than first estimated, meaning that economic output is now 3.9% lower than its pre-crash peak, compared with a previous estimate of 2.6%.

From a comparison of the surface coverage of Mo on Pt(111) and the corresponding oxidation charge, a number of six electrons per adsorbed Mo is estimated, meaning that below 0.2 V adsorbed Mo has a formal oxidation number of zero.

Nigel Gault, the chief United States economist for IHS Global Insight, said the narrower deficit means that trade will not be as big of a drag on third-quarter growth as first estimated, meaning that gross domestic product growth estimates could be revised up to 2.3 percent from 2 percent.

The company signaled to Wall Street that it would land better than what was estimated, meaning that it was setting high expectations for its next phones.

Due to the joint approach, the positions of the agents are also directly estimated, meaning that a reversal of the relaxation– i.e., a mapping from the continuous (x_{ij}^{k} in [0,1]) to the binary variables (x_{ij}^{k} in {0,1})– is not required.

Extending the example to 3 tests will result in 7 independent equations and 7 parameters to estimate, meaning that the equations are "estimable".

It did not account for the direct harm of NOx on health, which is currently harder to estimate, meaning the true number of early deaths could be much higher.

While the company won't disclose revenues, about $10 million a year in commerce flows through their site, they estimate (meaning end purchases at distributors via referrals from them).

To support Obama's statement, an administration official pointed the Huffington Post toward a November 2009 Congressional Budget Office memo's conclusion that "Roughly one out of eight people purchasing coverage through the exchanges would enroll in the public plan, CBO estimates, meaning that total enrollment in that plan would be 3 million to 4 million".

CBO provided a calendar-year estimate, meaning that the equivalent of 6 million people would be enrolled for an entire year.