Sentence examples for estimates of a modest from inspiring English sources
The stock fell 26percentt last week after a warning that the company would post a third-quarter loss of 15 cents to 20 cents a share, reversing estimates of a modest profit.
The most sustained association with postnatal exposure estimates was a modest statistically significant association of estimated serum PCB-153 levels through age 6 months with greater DSM-IV Hyperactive-Impulsive index and Conners' ADHD index behaviors at age 8 years (quantile regression models at the 75th percentile), but these associations also attenuated over time.
But more attention has been devoted to estimates of the modest price paid rather than the results actually delivered.
Estimates of modest costs or benefits aggregated to a global level may therefore hide enormous variations in costs and/or benefits at local, regional, or sectoral levels.
Using a model that quantifies risk increments in patients deferring breast cancer chemotherapy until after delivery, Nettleton et al estimated a modest 1.5 4.0% increased risk of transforming from axillary node-negative to -positive [ 13] in late-trimester patients, assuming a typical 10 12 week delay [ 14].
It exceeded the low estimate, $20 million, by a modest $500,000.
The implementation of the CCS was estimated to lead to a modest decrease of 0.73 μg/m in the annual average nitrogen dioxide concentration in the CCZ; however, this decrease was associated with an increase of 183 years of life gained per 100,000 population in the CCZ (Tonne et al. 2008).
AFLP diversity estimated as PLP explained a modest percentage of the variation in abundance after three weeks in permissive conditions (adjusted R2 = 0.24, p < 0.0001).
Despite some having described pediatric diabetes to be at 'epidemic levels' [ 30- 32], others argue prevalence estimates are of modest concern, even among those populations believed to be at greater risk [ 33].
Maybe Conway, as an adviser to the president, was moved to recognize a modest estimate of the value of her work — the work of uncoupling words from their meanings and spinning them into peaky meringues — and submit herself to the power of the office of the presidency.
