Sentence examples for estimates implies from inspiring English sources

The good agreement between the dust production rate of Kuiper Belt objects derived from the measured fluxes, and the previous theoretical estimates, implies that interstellar dust is a minor component even in the outer solar system.

That the two models produced similar estimates implies a solid data structure for tolerance analysis, even without statistical correction for the initial growth performance (Kause 2011).

Despite consistent differences in parameters across schedules and strains, the uncertainty regarding parameter estimates implies that inferences drawn from them, particularly in epoch 1, should be taken with caution.

The combination of experimental and clinical data with our mathematical estimates implies then that secondary resistance in patients with advanced GIST is to be expected and is due to the large size of the tumor at detection time.

His estimates imply that foreign sales at a rate of $60bn a month raise yields by 10 basis points.

The Nordhaus model, dubbed "more moderate," uses idiosyncratic estimates implying much smaller losses.

Interestingly, even the lower estimates imply that there are several hundred thousand people living illegally in London and that figure may well be too high.

Our estimates imply that differences in institutions explain approximately three-quarters of the income per capita differences across former colonies.

Their estimates imply no matter how the situation resolves itself, the US will be carrying a significant financial burden for the foreseeable future.

Total reported sales were in line with estimates, implying better than expected international roll-out/performance of new Costa and Premier Inn units, notably in London where Premier Inn has increased its room capacity by 22% during the year.

Together, these estimates imply that (34) holds.