Sentence examples for estimates admitted from inspiring English sources
Even the most conservative pre-Games estimates admitted a substantial group of athletes were taking performance-enhancing drugs.
Though Powell reminded listeners at HLS that 376 members of Congress had voted for the war months before his briefing — "based on that same intelligence estimate" — he admitted that his presentation was a mistake and said he wished he had trusted his instincts.
Still, eBays quarterly revenue could beat Pecks estimates, he admits, if revenue from eBay subsidiaries Shopping.com, Skype Technologies, VeriSign s payment processing gateway, and Rent.com classifieds track ahead of expectations.
Upon further examination we found that total zinc intake was responsible for the greatest change in effect estimates for ever admitted asthma.
Hoste et al. examined the relation between a measured 1-hour CLCR and Cockcroft-Gault, 6-variable and 4-variable MDRD estimates in recently admitted critically ill patients with normal serum creatinine concentrations [ 12].
That's a rough estimate, he admits: "Nobody knows the exact number of golf clubs in China – it's somewhere between 600 and 1,000".
In our study, the rate of occurrence (1.2 %) was estimated among children admitted for fractures of the forearm bones.
A total of 5757 patients (male/female 1.3 1) were admitted, estimated as > 90% of all patients of this period.
This was based on a population of 250, the number of patients who were estimated to be admitted over a period of two months.
Germany's interior ministry also admitted its estimate could be too low.
An earlier version said about 160,000 asylum seekers were estimated to have been admitted to Sweden on false pretences.
