Sentence examples for estimates questions from inspiring English sources

The findings of the review, which was commissioned by the department, also appear to contradict responses given by the department at Senate estimates questions on 26 May - after it had received the report – that "there were 26 known downloads".

The back drawings were adapted from the Standardised Nordic Questionnaire [ 22] while the prevalence estimates questions came from a questionnaire used in a study of school children 8 to 16 years old [ 10, 24, 25].

It was initially estimated that bicycle helmets decrease the risk of head injury by 85%. 3 More recent estimates question whether the protective effect is that high, but meta-analyses consistently demonstrate that bicycle helmets prevent head injuries.

The key parts include the extraction of conditional probabilistic distributions from "travel pre-estimate" questions, the probabilistic distributions from importance sorting questions for "user anxiety" features and the probabilistic distributions of features' psychological thresholds for "user anxiety" questions.

General estimating questions for binary outcomes also indicated that positive pack appraisal and receptivity to the pack were more likely with the three 'novelty' packs relative to the 'regular' Mayfair pack.

We also recommended reducing the number of open-ended quantitative estimate questions (e.g., "If 100 women with breast cancer like yours had chemotherapy, about how many would be cancer free in ten years?

When developing the YSQ we decided not to include a focused lifetime prevalence estimate question due to the risk of "memory decay" where children are more likely to forget 'episodes' of spinal problems with the passage of time [ 16].

This is a required document and while it is only an estimate, question the charges listed and ask what they are for and if they can change.

"The resolution of mortgage issues will take much longer and may indeed be much higher than management's estimates, raising questions on the company's ability to meet regulatory capital requirements in a timely manner," he wrote.

But the Government Accountability Office said in its testimony to Congress in August that the methods and assumptions that C.M.S. used to develop its costs estimates "raise questions about their reliability".

Scott spent much of Wednesday before estimates, answering questions ranging from the political hue of the broadcaster's programs and journalists to the impact of the Coalition's recent budget cuts.