Sentence examples for estimates are typically from inspiring English sources

"That is a much more significant downward revision than we usually see in a quarter," said Ken Perkins, research analyst at Thomson First Call, adding that quarterly estimates are typically lowered by about 3percentt.

But 40 pounds per year happened to be 35 pounds less than what Department of Agriculture analysts said we were consuming at the time — 75 pounds per person per year — and the U.S.D.A. estimates are typically considered to be the most reliable.

Further, population estimates are typically extrapolated based on long term growth rates.

Uncertainties in volumes are not commonly reported, but where they are estimates are typically below half an order of magnitude.

Overall, these findings are consistent with findings by Card (2001) that found that IV estimates are typically larger than OLS estimates.

In general, forest carbon storage estimates are typically based on well-established allometric biomass equations, with approximately 50% of above-ground dry biomass related to carbon (C) [18].

Owing to their mobility, their wide distribution across the Southeast Asian archipelago, and their inconsistent categorization both within and across political boundaries, it has been difficult to obtain a precise population figure for the Sama peoples; early 21st-century estimates were typically between 500,000 and 950,000, based on various social and linguistic criteria.

Yet the revision between the first and third monthly estimates is typically only one or two tenths of one per cent.

In tropical forests the RMSE of AGB estimates is typically high for plots of this size while decreasing considerably down to about 20%% for field plots larger than 0.2 ha [24, 25], and plot sizes of at least 0.25 ha have been advocated (e.g. [26, 27]).

These estimates were typically obtained by 'mating-out' assays [ 9], papillation assays [ 13] and fluctuation tests.

Despite the inflation of the CV because of upwards skew, coefficients of variation in our estimates were typically between 0.2 and 0.4 (Appendices A and B).