Sentence examples for estimates could lead from inspiring English sources

Our results showed that contiguous home range estimates could lead to misleading insights on the quality, size, resource content, and efficiency of home ranges, proportional to the spatial discontinuity of resource-bearing patches.

Indeed, erroneous estimates could lead to management decisions (in terms of both design criteria and operational decisions) that are costly in terms of economic expenditures and failed conservation outcomes for populations, species and ecosystems.

BP's business dealings in Libya include an exploration deal in the Gulf of Sidra, which the company estimates could lead to an eventual BP investment of up to $20 billion.

This total, the administration estimates, could lead to 650 new research grants.

The bill would allow insurance companies to impose an age tax, which the CBO estimates could lead to a massive 750% increase in their premiums.

The bill would allow insurance companies to charge older customers far more, which the CBO estimates could lead to a massive 750% increase in their premiums.

Other significant uncertainties also impact the risk estimates, which could lead to higher or lower estimates.

Adopting methods that create dummies for the regions would unnecessarily upsurge the number of parameters to be estimated and could lead to unstable estimates.

The Welsh government estimates it could lead to a 25% increase in donors - from 65 a year to 80.

The research firm said that following eBay's strong earnings report, "[W]e believe eBay has the potential to exceed published estimates which could lead to multiple expansion for the shares".

In addition, the comparatively short divergence time between E. dilemma and E. viridissima bears the potential of biasing d N /d S estimates, that could lead to false positives [ 61, 77].