Sentence examples for estimates derived from from inspiring English sources

Estimates derived from intelligence about Japan's military deployments projected hundreds of thousands of American casualties.

That's two to three times as much as is typically spent, according to estimates derived from Treasury excise taxes.

Rainey also concealed his own higher estimates, derived from calculating methods he found by surfing the Internet, the indictment said.

These results are complemented by error estimates derived from the variance images together with detection limits.

These attributes were tested to explain differences in scenic beauty estimates derived from 331 respondents.

The reason is that the many risk estimates derived from a person's genomic data will include some that are too high and some that are too low.

Crosbie, R. S., Davies, P., Harrington, N. & Lamontagne, S. Ground truthing groundwater-recharge estimates derived from remotely sensed evapotranspiration: a case in south australia.

The energy storage numbers should also be taken with a grain of salt they're estimates derived from lab-scale experiments, not measurements of large, commercial-scale batteries.

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Each year billions of pounds of government spending are allocated according to estimates derived from the census.

Second, the model estimates derived from the full dataset were compared to the results of independent, representative state- and city-level surveys.