Sentence examples for estimates dropped from inspiring English sources

In candid terms, Deputy Mayor Stephen Goldsmith acknowledged there were "a lot of mistakes made" during the storm, which by some estimates dropped 20 inches of snow in the city from Dec. 26 to 27.

The proportion of REITs meeting or exceeding Wall Street's profit estimates dropped sharply this quarter, to 28%, while those missing the mark jumped to 72%.

By increasing the time between sampling periods to four generations, their simulations suggested that the same sample size would produce accurate estimates for Ne of 10,000; however, by decreasing the sample size to 1,000 individuals, their ability to obtain finite estimates dropped from 100% to 65% [128].

If participants who had received vaccine within two weeks of onset of illness were returned to the analysis as vaccinated, estimates dropped considerably to 55%20%to75% 755%20%to75%

With decreasing numbers of typed individuals, the accuracy of haplotype-based estimates dropped until it seemed to converge to the genotype accuracy due to a lack of constraints.

Similarly, OLS estimates drop slightly and IV estimates, although insignificant, reverse their sign to negative.

The accuracy of predictions using the framework are best when considering an ensemble size of n ≥ 1600, whilst for n ≤ 400, the precision of our estimates drops rapidly (Fig.  4; Table  1).

Well, it's been a few weeks since then and the estimate dropped as promised even though the Japanese quake reportedly caused part supply issues.

The 1999 estimate dropped from $2.32 per share to $2.25, though the analyst maintained his $75 12-month target for the chipmaker's share price.

After this date the same parameter estimate dropped from 2.67 (Table 1) to 2.64 and 2.59 respectively.

The heritability estimate dropped by 0.0065.