Sentence examples for estimates made it from inspiring English sources

Objects with fabulous estimates made it when a telephone bidder using paddle 847, believed to be from the Gulf, obliged by chiming in.

Moreover, though the application of a local FRR from Uganda improved the plausibility of the assay-derived incidence estimate for both Kenya and Uganda, the wide confidence intervals around the estimates made it difficult to interpret these findings.

Vague population estimates made it difficult to develop a study framework and estimate recruitment and statistical power for various study designs.

The use of each ethnic group as its own reference when constructing odds ratio estimates make it is impossible for the reader to know whether one group has higher baseline risk than another and how variation in baseline risks affects the pattern of odds ratios across groups.

Recent estimates make it robust.

It displaced 59,000 tons, according to post-war American estimates, making it the largest aircraft carrier that had ever been built, and it had extra armor to defend against torpedoes.

These estimates make it possible to attach a CO2 emission to the transport network.

Additionally, it can be easily combined with many existing erosion models that provide daily soil loss estimates, making it a flexible VFS design tool.

The point estimates indicate that the population in municipalities near the constructed airports increased by 5% from 1970 to 1980, but the overall imprecision of the estimates makes it impossible to reject the hypothesis that the airports had no regional impacts.

The combination of difference-in-differences and IV estimates makes it possible to assess both the size and timing of the policy's impact on the local labor market and on municipal-level crime rates.

Finally, drift speed estimates make it possible to quantify the extent to which higher cumulative space use frequencies in some areas were due to higher habitat-dependent instantaneous space use intensity.