Sentence examples for estimates of one from inspiring English sources

It's a complicated process that requires a complex model with large uncertainties involved, and as Carl Mears has noted, it's certainly unwise to rely exclusively on these estimates of one small component of the Earth's climate to evaluate global warming.

In some of this compact volume's most effective passages, Mr. Cumings quotes prominent American journalists on the showdown with North Korea -- C.I.A. estimates of one or two bombs, doomsday alarms to act now -- before he reveals that the quotations come from 1991-94.

This compares with estimates of one million children and adolescents taking such medication in this country.

With estimates of one in four (most likely higher) people being affected it would defy statistics if you didn't.

The analysis uses IMF and World Bank data on developing country debts and projects the cost of payments under the following three scenarios: predictions of continuous high economic growth are realised; estimates of one economic shock over the next decade prove correct; and economic growth is lower than the standard prediction.

The minimum coverages required should be specified in the proposed amendment, Mr. Zuckerman said, and, for the benefit of those who do not already carry such coverage, estimates of one or more premium quotes for the amount of minimum coverage should also be made available.

Since the other nodes use the anchor subset that are obtained based on the location estimates of one-hop neighboring normal nodes, improper anchor subsets can be derived.

In the proposed algorithm, each node initializes its location using the information of anchors and updates it based on mass spring method and Kalman filtering with the location estimates of one-hop neighbors until the equilibrium is achieved.

We treated LTFU as a missing data problem, and used multiple imputation [10] to fill in the missing survival times in patients lost to follow-up and hence to obtain estimates of one-year mortality that were adjusted for LTFU.

The analysis also suggests that TransCanada tweaked its spill factor calculations to produce an estimate of one major spill on the 1,673 miles of pipeline about every five years.

The focus in such studies is on the effect estimate of one main factor, usually the intervention or exposure, which may be adjusted for confounding factors.