Sentence examples for estimates of consumers from inspiring English sources

Survey-based estimates of consumers' inflation expectations have all risen since last year.

Table 4 summarizes the parameter estimates of consumers' choices.

Subsequently, using 20 empirical contributions which provide estimates of consumers' willingness to pay for quality attributes including a measure of the goodness of the estimation, a meta-analysis was conducted to synthesize the empirical results obtained.

It is therefore necessary to discriminate between vegetable oils and fats derived from different plant products to produce reliable estimates of consumers' exposure to such substances.

It also probably better connects to reality, since, in general, the estimates of consumers regarding their peers' attitudes and behaviours tend to be roughly accurate.

Estimates of consumer spending growth in the first quarter currently range from 0.7 percent to 1.8 percent.

The government said the error was in personal consumption expenditures goods, "specifically, estimates of consumer purchases of light trucks".

"It is difficult to obtain nationally representative estimates of consumer-level food loss," Dr. Buzby wrote in an e-mail.

The panel is starting to fret about America, trimming its estimate of American GDP growth, and has revised up its estimates of consumer-price inflation through 2005.

If not taken into account, part of bids will include biased estimates of consumer preferences.

Estimates of consumer exposure to inorganic arsenic from foods have also been made by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).