Sentence examples for estimates can only from inspiring English sources

According to the latest forecasts, Inverness and Aberdeen are the most likely airports to suffer disruption tomorrow, although the most accurate estimates can only predict six hours ahead.

The Board of Education and the superintendent have yet to provide a definitive price tag on their recommendations for improvements on all buildings and grounds, and future estimates can only rise with inflation.

In addition to their administrative offices, these authorities own schools, hospitals, retirement homes and more, and none of these institutions has to produce a balance-sheet.Even in countries with reputations for public-sector openness, estimates can only be rough.

The results reveal that reliable estimates can only be expected from arcs which are relatively large and of constant radius.

The temperature of the thermal spike created by the incident ions cannot be directly measured, and estimates can only be obtained with molecular dynamics simulations which need to be done for each ion type independently [27, 28].

The results of global REDD+ cost estimates can only be used to a limited extent for many Sub-Saharan African countries, as most of the studies [1, 2, 5] were conducted in REDD+ countries (e.g. Brazil, Bolivia, Cameroon, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ghana, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Papua New Guinea) with relatively high forest carbon stocks (i.e. > 100 tC/ha [8]) in the moist tropics.

The estimate can only be made more accurate when the filter model is accurate enough; that is, that the acceleration/angular speed is predictable, and that the inertia sensors are accurate enough.

Notice that this estimate can only have four values: 0, ¼, ½, and 1.

Since the reduced risk of dying as a result of pneumococcal vaccination was not statistically significant, the NNV estimate can only be seen as hypothetical.

Nonetheless, this form of study also has limitations, and the result of the effect estimate can only be considered and interpreted in relation to the underlying data.

And if measurements are restricted to lie within a grid of physiologically relevant concentrations, the number of parameters that can be estimated can only be less; rationale for such restrictions is that if two models do not differ over any physiologically relevant reactant concentrations, either can be used.