Sentence examples for estimates of team from inspiring English sources

These teams are all privately held, but Mike Ozanian was able to come up with estimates of team revenues, profits and values by talking to owners, sports agents and sources who had access to some of the teams' books.

However, the t test for the average values of the average relative differences, D %, shows significant difference (p value (0.008<0.05)) for prediction of community team plots using model calibrated with field estimates of professional teams.

Up to about 300 Mg/ha, the AGB distributions of all predictions are very close to the distribution AGB field estimates of Community teams, the larger AGB values tend to be under-estimated.

And McCombs has let it be known that his bankers at J.P. Morgan Chase are shopping the Vikings around, reportedly for more than $600 million, which would be the fourth-highest price ever paid for a sports team in the U.S. (The FORBES estimate of the team's value: $437 million–without a big stadium upgrade).

One is that our system adjusts its estimate of each team's strength based on its margin of victory in games so far.

Their pace factor, an estimate of a team's number of possessions per 48 minutes, is the second highest in the league and will produce a lot of 100-point games for both teams.

Win Probability is an in-game estimate of a team's chances of victory derived from the score and other game variables based on regular-season statistics from the past decade.

There's been a boost in season-ticket holders (11,000, from 6,000 last year) and sponsors, translating into bigger revenues ($95 million for the 2007 08 season, up 5% from the season before) and a rise in the FORBES estimate of the team's value (up 5% to $285 million).

As explained by baseball-reference.com, Pythagorean winning percentage is an estimate of a team's winning percentage given its runs scored and runs allowed.

In case of the AGB field estimates of the Professional teams, predictions estimated by different training sets of either of the teams result in quite correct AGB distributions.

Mr. Dias and his committee estimates that a handful of team managers, in connivance with agents here and in Europe -- where Brazilian players like Ronaldo and Rivaldo are some of the sport's biggest draws -- have illegally pocketed at least $40 million.