Sentence examples for estimated not to from inspiring English sources

For all cases, the cost contribution of membranes and other auxiliary equipment is estimated not to exceed 20% of the total costs.

Therefore, an effect of inhomogeneous broadening due to the size distribution on the PL spectral shape is estimated not to be significant.

This consideration is inclusive of time-based and performance payments, but excludes certain incentive compensation programs for the personnel of acquired companies, which are estimated not to exceed US$4.0 million over a period of years, in a mix of cash and equity.

Taking into account costs to enhance electricity efficiency, the total cost of such a transition of Germany's electricity system up to 2030 can be estimated not to exceed €150 billion,7 or on average less than €5 billion per year (2018 2050).

The design of A ∘11B logic gate would be more favourable if the effector representing input B is shorter compared to the effector for input A. The binding of effector B is estimated not to change the conformation as much as the binding of effector A to its receptor site.

The value of the parallax was 0.23 arcseconds, and error of the parallax was estimated not to exceed a quarter of a second.

There was simply no way she could tell Christie's art experts who made the estimates not to do an honest job.

The estimation process is performed by solving an optimization problem based on minimizing the beamformer sensitivity and enforcing the estimate not to converge to any of the interference steering vectors.

While the move wouldn't break the bank, it wouldn't be free, either about 1% of Google's $22 billion in revenues (that's $220 million), by some estimates, not to mention future growth prospects.

The first provides absolute-effect estimates and the latter provides relative-effect estimates (not to be confused with Holland's terminology) (see 14 on this distinction).

But as the sex ratio remained close to 50% in the analysed data, we expected the estimates not to be biased for the effects included in the model.