Sentence examples for estimates upon from inspiring English sources

But because the estimates upon which the safeguards are based are likely to be overstated, industry will be able to increase emissions without any penalty.

So even granting Mr. Obama more delegates from Michigan and Florida, he will still need more than the delegates achievable — through estimates — upon the results of the primaries from Puerto Rico (55 altogether tomorrow) and South Dakota and Montana on Tuesday.

We also condition our estimates upon additional information on subjects' socio-demographics, risk attitudes and cognitive reflection by way of a questionnaire that we collect at the end of each session.

The design optimization at each stage seeks to optimize the quality of the MC model with a given sample size, and is performed based on the new statistical inference method, which quantifies the dependence of the MC model quality (the uncertainty/variability of the model estimates) upon the design of experiments.

Firstly, in the absence of age-specific risk or penetrance estimates of developing breast cancer, it was necessary to base annual penetrance estimates upon lifetime risk estimates.

But, crucially, the movement patterns were far different than the Haitian government's official real-time estimates, upon which relief operations relied.

The mass of β-galactosidase was estimated upon the correlativity between the mass and activity of the pure β-galactosidase standards.

The amount and position of the lips in relation to the face can also be estimated upon clinical screening, yet clinical appraisals were not included in the present study.

Furthermore, they provide the CFO estimate upon observation of several OFDM blocks, and accordingly, are not suited for packet-oriented applications, where synchronization must be completed shortly after the reception of a packet.

16The high positive immigrants' earnings gap estimated upon arrival, as in columns (3) and (4) in Table 3, can be explained by the fact that there are very few individuals in the sample with less than 10 years of schooling.

It is not difficult to further refine this estimate upon consideration of the harmonic function involved following the arguments given for Corollary 2. What is remarkable here is that the global geometric estimates one achieves on the stream lines do not depend on the complexity of the object.