Sentence examples for estimates back to from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, we don't know enough about non-loyalty card holders to be able to weight the estimates back to a population estimate," she said.

To achieve the global estimate (hat{Y}), we place block-wise estimates back to original location and propose a computing method: hat{Y} = frac{{sumlimits_{{Y_{R} }} {sumlimits_{{Z_{R} }} {hat{Y}_{x} (a,b)} } }}{c} (12 where a and b are coordinates of point in the obtained block-wise estimates.

We combined data from several studies using random-effects meta-analysis on the logit scale, and transformed combined estimates back to percentages.

We adjusted the three 8-day estimates back to their 4-day estimates to reflect no decrease in mortality.

"It allows you to drag-and-drop in files, type in instructions, submit it off, and then a real project manager will Skype with you and go through your requirements, and then provide one estimate back to you, and then if you approve the estimate, that kicks off the project and you have a seamless, autonomous process of oversight by the manager as he takes on all the outsourcing effort".

The time of the most recent common ancestor (tmrca) for all haplotypes of A. morrisonia was estimated back to 11.66 Mya (Table 1).

Some locations [e.g., Mount Cameroon (MTCM), Ise Forest Reserve (ISFR), and to a lesser extent, areas in and near the Cameroon Highlands (CRNP, AKZN and GGNP)] had a much higher proportion of samples correctly estimated back to their true locations, suggesting that chimpanzees at these locations were genetically somewhat distinct from those at other locations we sampled.

In this case, we scaled the relationship estimate back to \documentclass[12pt]{minimal} \usepackage{amsmath} \usepackage{wasysym} \usepackage{amsfonts} \usepackage{amssymb} \usepackage{amsbsy} \usepackage{mathrsfs} \usepackage{upgreek} \setlength{\oddsidemargin}{-69pt} \begin{document}$$G_{ij} /\sqrt {G_{ii} G_{jj} }$$\end{document} G i j / G i i G j j in order to correct for this sampling error.

However, their HP estimates go back to when diesel equipment was first introduced into these mines (1947 1967), which suggests that these earlier estimates may be particularly uncertain.

The use of adjoint operators in error estimates gives back to the classical Aubin-Nitsche L 2 -lifting method used in boundary value problems to derive discretization error estimates in L 2 norm.

Previous reports relied on estimates dating back to the 1950s and 1960s in some countries outside sub-Saharan Africa.