Sentence examples for estimates are always from inspiring English sources
The estimation performance of β k for Capon reaches an error floor because Capon estimates are always biased [1].
Crowd estimates are always unreliable, but Obama is said to have drawn 1.8 million people on Tuesday, which, if true, is an all-time record.
"Then why," Mr. Rivkin asked, "aren't there two million, three million Jews surrounding Yerushalayim tonight, if it's so serious?" Crowd estimates are always inflated and deflated by politics, but this appeared to be one of the largest Israeli rallies alongside the Old City walls in decades.
And remember, those estimates are always comically low.
Instead of the input values, the initial estimates are always used if they are already calculated.
Software estimates are always wrong, because the tasks being estimated are always, to some extent, terra incognito, new and unknown.
It does not include, however, perhaps the biggest potential benefit: better statistics that would allow faster recognition of disease outbreaks (such as SARS or avian flu .The key word in all such estimates is always "interoperable", says Mr Bates, pointing to the differences between two pilot programmes in America.
The -test showed that the final estimates were always statistically different from 0, thus biased.
For the full sample, the probability of regular employment is not significantly different from zero in 2007 while the iDiD estimates were always significantly negative22.
For approximately 82% of workers, yearly occupational exposure estimates were always higher than corresponding residential estimates.
