Sentence examples for estimates and often from inspiring English sources

Membership has been difficult to evaluate more recently; church officials give different estimates and often define membership differently, according to an individual's level of involvement.

Therefore, the learning of the proposed approach suffers from noisy estimates and often exhibits some excess mean squared error in relation to the optimal MMSE solution.

Ordinarily, patient survival data is derived from a censoring analysis in which the survival time of each patient must be estimated and often, many of the cases have limited follow-ups spaced at longer intervals.

Whereas each of these processes described above has been shown to occur in nature and therefore contribute to genetic diversity, the phenotypic outcome and importance of each of these processes is hard to estimate and often also depends on the exact environmental conditions.

Figures are often only rough estimates and revised often and extensively.

Costs invariably far exceed initial estimates, and planners often woefully underestimate the skills and funding needed to ensure maintenance and repairs.

The Force was a popular item according to most estimates, and was often sold out after its launch late last year.

The input data used to calculate these criteria are likely based on rough estimates and are often unreliable.

Quantitative soil mineralogy has been identified as a key factor influencing PROFILE weathering estimates, and is often calculated with normative methods, such as the "Analysis to Mineralogy" ('A2M') model.

'Resubstitution' estimates of classification success can be computed by classifying the same cases used to create the classifier, but the estimates are biased and often highly overly optimistic.

As accuracy estimates are paired and often inter-related (sensitivity and specificity, or LR positive and LR negative), it is necessary to report these simultaneously [ 11].