Sentence examples for estimates themselves from inspiring English sources

But uncertainty remains high — often as high as estimates themselves.

Because Ec and Pc are dependent on variables with significant uncertainty, confidence in the estimates themselves can be challenged.

Previous studies have concentrated on the uncertainty within the satellite rainfall estimates themselves, sometimes applying ensemble inputs to a pre-calibrated hydrological model.

As in numerous applications of adaptive control, while output convergence is usually guaranteed under feasibility assumptions, little is known about the asymptotic behavior of the parameter estimates themselves.

As we will show in the next section, the error in our pairwise distance estimates is correlated with the distance estimates themselves.

Except for a few elements (such as G yx at KAK), the standard deviations have clearly smaller amplitudes than the estimates themselves.

For instance, 46% of Americans estimate themselves to be among the top 20% most skilful drivers, whereas only 15% of Swedes do so.

The British public didn't know who to believe and asked to estimate themselves, they come up with an average figure (40%) almost exactly halfway between the Clegg and Farage estimates.

He said that he and the others generated the estimate themselves using data that industry associations had provided and that they were the best numbers available at the time.

The mean values and the standard deviations for students' attitudes toward reading presented in Table 3 indicate that most students estimated themselves as quite strong readers.

It appears that most of the PIRLS parents reported having quite a few books in their homes, and estimated themselves to be fairly well-off financially relative to other families.