Sentence examples for estimates lie from inspiring English sources
Most other estimates lie between $50 billion and $100 billion.In the vanguard of this battle are Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, America's nationalised housing agencies, which have so far forced banks to take back $13 billion-worth of dodgy debt.
In fish, most estimates lie in the range of 70%to8585% AChE reduction.
Our estimates lie at the upper end of the electricity saving potential estimated by the afore-mentioned economic-engineering approach.
In fact, estimates lie in the range 0.401 to 0.407 when the number of occupation categories is changed from 6 to 4, which indicates that the estimates are robust to occupation specifications.
Decreasing the sampling frequency to 4 kHz, the algorithm finds close location estimates in many cases, while in others, the estimates lie a bit far from the true location.
For the data: (1) permeabilities are represented by exponential distribution functions; (2) constant porosity estimates that fit measured transient pressures are almost equal to the statistical arithmetic mean, while constant permeability estimates lie between the median and the arithmetic mean; and (3) minor permeability variations cause important changes in pressure response.
Indeed, Hui and Smith (2001) find unreliable estimates for several widely used parametric estimators, which lead them to conclude that the primary problem with the estimates lies in the data rather than in the estimates.
Shortening variation shows non-uniform spatial distribution along the length of the FTB, with regions of lower shortening estimates lying in between regions of higher shortening estimates.
Additional uncertainty in the panel's estimates lay in the subjective nature of their responses.
Age also had <50% of bootstrapped estimates lying outside of the meaningful threshold (Table 1).
We detect significant correlations between infection outcome and virus distance in the phylogeny for viruses of Genotype 1, with estimates lying at around 67%.
