Sentence examples for estimates emerging from inspiring English sources

The flames, now moving in their direction, advanced four miles in just 20 minutes, according to climatologists' estimates, emerging from behind the mountains that blocked their view.

Last year, according to our estimates, emerging economies produced slightly more than half of world output measured at purchasing-power parity.

But they sent the dollar tumbling and left monetary conditions far too loose in many emerging markets whose economies had long been growing beyond their sustainable pace.By 2008, according to the IMF's estimates, emerging economies were growing above their trend rate for the fourth year in a row and had more than exhausted their spare capacity.

Finally, an obvious need exists for methodology to develop confidence limits around the effect estimates emerging from the ACCE method.

This continued referencing is likely the result of no new estimates emerging in the literature using population-based studies on the cost of stroke.

As a result, accuracy in estimating survival and the total number of children living with HIV may be gained in revising the model to reflect most recent estimates emerging from large cohort collaborations that represent mortality trends in a number of different regions across the world.

Even before the new estimates emerged, all the leading presidential candidates had offered plans to divide the surplus among tax cuts, spending programs, reducing the national debt and putting Social Security and Medicare on sounder footing.

Nor is it true, as some commentators allege, that the first estimate is biased downwards - that they generally underestimate the strength of the economy and will be revised upwards as later estimates emerge.

As no obvious sex differences between the estimates emerged, models were calculated for the sexes combined.

Despite a plethora of studies with convenience samples, only recently have more reliable epidemiological studies of prevalence estimates emerged.

Figure 6 shows the cumulative meta-analysis of endometriosis risk for ever smokers versus non-smokers over time, from 1986 to 2014: small variations in the RR estimates emerged over time.