Sentence examples for estimates of personal from inspiring English sources

The government releases estimates of personal income in each state once per quarter.

The government's first estimates of personal income are based in part on the Labor Department's monthly survey of employers.

But estimates of personal income tend to be revised upward, and past declines in the savings rate have been erased by later estimates.

For the best estimates of personal exposure to NO2, it is recommended that the I/O ratio be calculated using a mass balance method, requiring participants to record daily gas cooking periods and approximate house age.

The earliest estimates of personal income are based solely on the Labor Department's job survey, according to Carol Moylan, the chief of the National Income and Wealth Division of the Bureau of Economic Analysis, which compiles the G.D.P. figures.

In the O'Brien deposition, taken in 2007, Trump declared that his estimates of personal net worth were subject to day-to-day whims.

The report included a sharp downward revision of the government's estimate of personal income growth for the second quarter.

The Commerce Department also revised its estimate of personal expenditures for October; it now thinks that spending grew by seven-tenths of a percent rather than five-tenths of a percent as previously estimated.

Wealth-inequality is always far higher than income-inequality, and therefore a reasonable estimate of personal wealth throughout the world would probably be somewhere on the order of the wealthiest 1% of people owning roughly half of all personal assets.

The filter sample described above also provided the means to establish a filter-based gravimetric estimate of personal PM2.5 exposure that could be compared with the continuous nephelometric response.

Studies suggest that although indoor environmental measurements provide a better estimate of personal exposure than outdoor monitoring of VOCs, neither indoor nor outdoor environmental sampling (together or individually) is a good predictor of personal exposures (assessed by personal sampling and blood VOC concentrations) (Sexton et al. 2004, 2005).