Sentence examples for estimates that may from inspiring English sources

Failure to account for changes in the proportion of variable sites can result in erroneous rate estimates that may affect tree estimation [ 5, 14].

The corps describes these amounts as estimates that may be revised before construction begins.

A team of scientists assembled by the government has estimated the flow rate at 25,000 barrels to 30,000 barrels a day, but the team is working on new estimates that may be higher.

Noteworthy also are discrepancies in estimates that may result from different spatial resolution of models and/or input data.

This is because the companies don't want them to, much preferring a steady string of upward surprises, a process of managing estimates that may be illegal but is an enduring part of the landscape.

Moreover, it works against new estimates that may increase uncertainty in the mean value, which is measured as the width of the confidence interval: δ = 2 c·s·n-1/2, where n is the number of estimates, s is standard deviation, c is 95th percentile of Student's t distribution with n-1 degree of freedom.

The true number of dogs introduced is not known and the risk assessment uses a conservative estimate that may be too high.

Ms. Ghodsian estimates that Fabrazyme may eventually generate $400 million to $500 million in sales.

But the U.N. estimates that it may need twice that much to avert widespread famine by the end of June.

The city estimates that Twitter may have 2,600 employees here within six years.

In Essen, Bishop Franz Grave estimates that there may be 200 to 300 cases in Germany, where there are some 18,000 Roman Catholic priests.