Sentence examples for estimates for sector from inspiring English sources

Theorem 1 Let Δ i x ( j, k ) = 100 × ( x ¯ i j − x ¯ i k ) / x ¯ i k and Δ i e ( j, k ) = 100 × ( e i j − e i k ) / e i k be the percentage differences of, respectively, the gross output and employment estimates for sector i derived by methods j and k ( = A, B, C ).

Shares of financial services companies fell after Merrill Lynch reduced its yearly earnings estimates for the sector by 2percentto3percentcent.

Thus, Prudential left its 2004 and 2005 estimates for the sector unchanged.

Merrill said revenue estimates for the sector are looking more reasonable for 2005, but the group is "still a long way from upside to earnings".

So, carrying out different estimates for each sector allows us to control for changes in the simplest source of composition effects, i.e. sectoral composition occurring after 2008.

(See: "SocGen Seems Driven Toward Suitor") The heaviest losses were sustained by Europe's leading automakers after Goldman Sachs analysts cut their estimates for the sector by 25.0% for 2008, on the assumption of zero growth in car sales, following 5.0% growth in 2007.

Using MacKeith et al.'s [ 14] estimates for public sector coverage of deliveries (87.5%) and the UTH and clinic figures for the period (19,691 deliveries), we estimate that there were approximately 22,000 births in Lusaka during the 6-month period July-December 1999, and 365 hospital admissions for postpartum morbidity were positively identified for the same period.

Mr. Hill also said that earnings estimates for other sectors will have to come down to fit with the slowing growth of the economy.

That sector appeared to have less than average breast cancer risk (Tables 1, 3) and, as a result, all the estimates for other sectors increased considerably when compared to retail.

The source of benefits and the size of activity from which improved ocean observation benefits may be derived are estimated for private sector, non-market, and public sector activities categorized according to marine transportation, commercial fishing, recreational fishing, search and rescue operations, and pollution management.

The current estimate for public sector job losses to come is 600,000, in addition to the 750,000 (mainly) private sector workers who have lost their jobs already.