Sentence examples for estimates but rather from inspiring English sources

Private equity firms focus not on making quarterly estimates, but rather on long-term growth.

The survey did not simply tabulate the estimates, but rather provided an attempt to identify the most reliable studies and to summarize the evidence from them.

Therefore, the figures should not be taken as precise estimates but rather as indications of the expectable dimension of the upcoming demands on comparative assessments.

When features for speech recognition are given not as point estimates, but rather in the form of a posterior distribution with estimated mean and covariance the speech decoder must be modified in order to take this additional information into account.

Second, the observed correlation between troglomorphy and time does not depend upon absolute accuracy of time estimates, but rather only on the relative temporal ordering of divergence estimates.

There are clear-cut discrepancies between pharmacologically-induced and spontaneous BRS values which should not be interpreted as a difference between "real" and "biased" BRS estimates but rather as the expected difference resulting from methods that explore baroreflex function from different but complementary perspectives [12].

However, the value of the characteristic is not a point estimate but rather only a probabilistic generalization of a region of values inferred from x and c.

Also, in [13, 14] the regularization parameters are not automatically estimated but rather heuristically chosen by the user at each iteration in order to yield an unknown image estimate with good visual quality.

Note that in the method proposed in [14] the parameters are not estimated but rather they are manually tuned which results in the sequence of numbers for each parameter.

If this measurement error is random and not related to PFC level, which seems likely, it should not bias the estimate, but rather increase the standard deviation.

The focus of the net benefit curves is not on any particular point estimate, but rather on the entire range of threshold probabilities in a way that one net benefit curve is greater or lesser than the other alternatives (25, 48).