Sentence examples for estimates mentioned from inspiring English sources
Using estimates mentioned in the reports, and after chatting with users on drug forums, Fire settled on a tentative dosage table, sending it out to a group of Erowid volunteers for comment.
But according to the BIS estimates mentioned above, commodity swaps, which include energy as well as other products, have been worth less than half of one percent of the global swaps market since the middle of 2009.
For all estimates mentioned above, three measures were of particular interest in each condition.
In light of all this, we conclude that our estimate of deforestation emissions is in line with other recently published estimates mentioned above.
This large gap in mileage rates between privately owned cars and company cars is in line with the estimates mentioned previously in regard to this issue.
In addition to the hr estimates mentioned previously, in the present survey a significant concomitant c effect was found for protein Z, protein C, and fibrinogen.
Given the iPhone 5 launch is expected to be much larger, we think the estimate mentioned in the first paragraph is reasonable.
(The only 18-week estimate mentioned in the court ruling came from a doctor who hadn't seen any fetus and whose deductions from the size of the uterus 17 hours after the birth were found by the three judges to be flawed).
One estimate mentioned by several MLAs is that a 1% increase in the regional rate would yield just £5m which, as Finance Minister Simon Hamilton put it, isn't an "insignificant amount of money, but, in the grand scheme of the budget, it is not going to shift the needle significantly".
It should be noted that any influence from the small bias of the midpoint estimate mentioned in Sect. 3 ("Raw data extraction") on the main statistical outcome would decrease the match between the model and data.
Reliance on expert opinion to estimate incidence in countries with weak surveillance and health systems often result in biases in estimates and considerable uncertainty in tuberculosis estimates, as mentioned in the Global Tuberculosis Report [ 1].
