Sentence examples for estimates reducing the from inspiring English sources

Today, Acting Treasurer Peter R. Lawrance provided those updated estimates, reducing the combined tax revenue projections for 2001 and 2002 by $948 million.

Previous studies have shown that even though layers of air polluted with carbon aerosols become substantially warmer, the cloud slightly cools temperatures at ground level, by some estimates reducing the amount of sunlight reaching the surface by between 10% and 15%.

If not properly accounted for, these errors can lead to inaccurate genotype calls and biased allele frequency estimates, reducing the reliability of demographic inferences drawn from these data [ 32].

Given the relative infrequency of drinking in this group, this has a negligible impact on per adult estimates, reducing the 2010 estimate of 11.8 l only by 0.06 l.

Worst-case scenarios and deliberately conservative estimates reduce the utility of the risk estimate for cost-benefit or cost-effectiveness studies and decrease our ability to describe the uncertainty of the risk estimates.

Because using single value estimates reduces the variability (SI section S1.7) of the obtained distribution, we choose this observation-based method to have a conservative uncertainty range of OC carbon budget from the Yedoma region.

The bifurcation point is initially estimated reducing the original problem to an algebraic eigenvalue problem.

A property downturn could, it estimated, reduce the number of affordable homes being built by a quarter.

Adding Wyeth's products to its mix would, by one estimate, reduce the share of Pfizer's sales exposed to generic competition in 2013 by just a few percentage points.And that assumes that the deal will work.

"Whatever gaps that you see, we could make disappear by playing a game," the mayor said, noting that he could merely increase revenue estimates -- reducing the projected deficits -- for future years.

The Organization for Economic Co‑operation and Development estimates that reducing the gender gap in labor force participation by 50percentt across its 35 member nations would boost gross domestic product 6percentt by 2030.