Sentence examples for estimates noting from inspiring English sources

Brian J. Tunick, a JPMorgan analyst, increased his estimates, noting "the company's strong brand momentum and seasoned management team are extremely well positioned to continue gaining market share in the global accessories market".

Making that distinction in Gambling in America, Costs and Benefits, Grinols arrives at annual social cost estimates, noting they're likely higher, for each gambler with disorders classified by the American Psychiatric Association as either Problem or Pathological -- $3,716 and $13,304, respectively, after adjusting to February 2013 dollars.

MyCSP, which has spun out from central government, faced reorganisation at the same time as a dramatic increase in demand from departments for thousands of estimates, notes the report.

The latest drops in output, new orders and employment were all steeper than the earlier flash estimates, noted Rob Dobson, senior economist at survey compiler Markit.. "The downturn was felt across industry, with output scaled back across firms of all sizes and across the consumer, intermediate and investment goods sectors, although exporters did report a boost from the weaker pound," he said.

Figure 3 Real data observations: non-Gaussian, global symmetric shape, polarimetric width variations, zero-mean, and individual and overall shape estimates noted.

HTC's Q4 revenue dropped 41percentntoto $60 billion Taiwanese dollars, in line with its expectations of the quarter from October, and similar to the $60.5 billion Taiwanese dollars average of 23 analyst estimates noted by Bloomberg.

Inherent difference between the specific ReA and N.A.A group could account for directional differences in some effect estimates noted above.

The regularized calibration results in much narrower distribution for the estimates (note the logarithmic scaling of the y-axis).

This data was increased by a factor of 1.75, to account for the difference in casualty estimates noted between the IBC and Iraqi Ministry of the Interior for this period.

These studies lack either the statistical power or the information necessary to evaluate the bladder and lung cancer risk estimates noted in the NRC report (2001).

These findings also suggest the presence of a north south gradient with the highest overweight and obesity prevalence estimates noted in southern European countries.