Sentence examples for estimates that take from inspiring English sources

Today, Gartner released some estimates that take a stab at guessing what will happen to tablet market share through 2015.

To some extent, this problem can be addressed by applying smoothing models to the risk estimates that take the overall distribution of rates into account (Rezaeian et al. 2007).

(See "Get Briefed: Dick Bove").. Bove's argument is based on revised estimates that take into account two things that are likely to lower the bank's value: first, redeeming the TARP preferred shares held by the government will cost the company; and second, that the bank will bear the expense of an FDIC assessment of its health.

All results reported in this article are estimates that take into account the two stage survey design including the GWSM.

Confidence intervals for the unconditional model were based on robust standard error estimates that take within mother clustering into account.

As an adjunct to predictive testing for a high risk BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene mutation, more individualized risk estimates that take into account additional genetic and environmental modifiers will require a more detailed understanding of how these various risk factors interact.

The time-series nature of the data dictated an imputation procedure that replaced missing values with estimates that took into account the predictive capabilities of nearby neighbors in time as well as relations with other pollution series.

The decision must be based on an estimate, that takes in to account the mechanics of encoding.

By relying on a complete system of demand, we are able to estimate elasticities that take behavioral responses into account.

estimates that, taken together, the fiscal-cliff deal and the sequester will reduce G.D.P. growth by about 1.5percentnt.

The agency estimates that, taking inflation into account, the budget for its Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition will have fallen by almost 30percentt from 2003 t0 2007.