Sentence examples for estimates and methodologies from inspiring English sources

eMarketer, which bases its forecasts on analysis of research estimates and methodologies from multiple firms who monitor the smartphone market, estimates Apple took a 28% share of the US smartphone user market in 2010, just above the 24% of users who use a device running Android.

Wednesday's announcement will be followed by a two-week comment period in which people can argue with the estimates and methodology.

Moody's and Standard and Poor's have undertaken reviews of their loss estimates and ratings methodologies.

Furthermore, both studies only reported crude combined variceal and non-variceal haemorrhage estimates, and their methodology and limited size mean that they did not investigate whether differences in age, gender, year or region might be responsible for socioeconomic gradients.

Here's a roundup of productivity-killing phenomena and their estimated costs—sources and methodologies vary to the U.S. GDP.

Due to significant differences in study designs and methodologies, estimates of effect size and measures of significance are not very meaningful even for genes/SNPs that have been replicated at least once.

The reliability of the cost estimates and varying research methodology have been under debate [ 51].

Therefore we can conclude that it may not be always good to trust current estimates under the study designs and methodologies employed so far.

During this period, more research is to be conducted to develop more reliable models and methodologies for estimating ILUC, and Congress will review this issue before allowing EPA to rule on this matter.

In July she said: "Compared to other countries that publish tax gap estimates, and allowing for differences in methodologies, we believe that the UK's tax gap is towards the lower end of the range".

In general, differences between our estimates and others using the same methodology would arise solely from the use of different parameter inputs (concentrations, cancer potency factors, or population characteristics).