Sentence examples for estimates based on assumptions from inspiring English sources

The chancellor conceded that internal estimates based on assumptions were available.

The determinants of NCD MR were explored and excluded since the NCD MR are estimates based on assumptions and extrapolations due to the lack of reliable mortality and morbidity data from SSA [ 18]. * Indicates measurement in percentage † Indicates measurement in grams/capita/day Figure 2 shows the relationship between stunted children and overweight/obese women.

But that is an estimate based on assumptions about how much sugar will come across the border.

For diesel engines, these uncertainties usually can only be estimated based on assumptions about the soot property gradients along the line of sight, because full three-dimensional transient diesel soot distribution data are not available.

Hence, in this ex ante framework, parameters such as program costs and the reductions in mortality and morbidity rates are not yet known and must be estimated based on assumptions about health services, agriculture, and food production and delivery systems in India.

The primary analysis did not incorporate these elements because empirical data were not available to calculate the relevant parameters, which were instead estimated based on assumption and expert opinion.

PM2.5 mortality estimates are about 50% higher than previous measurement-based estimates based on common assumptions, mainly because of methodologic differences.

The venerable charity says its figures "should be viewed as robust, lower-end estimates" based on "conservative assumptions" and do not include the "hidden homeless" of so-called "sofa surfers" - usually young people staying with friends.

But critics have been citing high-cost estimates based on faulty assumptions, and the EPA figures that its power plant rule, which gives utilities many years to comply, will peak at about $9 billion per year in 2011 dollars.

The researchers, led by David Wilkinson of Liverpool John Moores University in the United Kingdom, did their best to get an accurate estimate of how much gas these big dinosaurs would have created, but their answers are still just estimates based on multiple assumptions, they warn.

We then made comparisons between the human resources situation on the ground and the theoretical estimates based on explicit assumptions.