Sentence examples for estimates which is a from inspiring English sources

Trident and the carriers will initially cost at least £25bn, according to current official estimates, which is a large slice of the weapons procurement budget.

The new vehicle offers 150 miles of range based on EPA estimates, which is a lot more than its predecessor at 107 miles (if off a bit when compared to other modern EVs like the Chevrolet Bolt).

Another function of the fusion filter is to compensate for the common information contained in different local estimates which is a general problem for DPF schemes where local estimates rather than raw measurements are diffused [165].

However, comparison of both BLUPs and BLUEs revealed very high concordance between both estimates, which is a direct consequence of the high heritabilities (Additional file 7: Figure S3).

About 100,000 to 200,000 women and girls are working in brothels in Mumbai, according to the latest government estimates, which are a decade old.

Here, a free-dynamic, three-dimensional, electromyography-based model was developed to provide such estimates, which was a modification of an earlier, relatively coarser model.

To estimate the score variance, the authors propose to use an empirical estimate, which is a Huber-White variance estimator [ Huber, 1967.

Its diameter is a little less than two miles, Dr. Jenniskens estimated, "which is a typical size for a comet nucleus".

No elasticity values were estimated, which is a reason for excluding most linear model estimates.

The WTP for higher star rating is estimated which is a useful input in designing other energy efficiency programs in conjunction with the labeling program.

The uniform bounds required for proving existence are established by means of a new estimate, which is a partial generalisation of the commutator estimate of Kato and Ponce (1988) [13].