Sentence examples for estimates would increase from inspiring English sources

The rank-and-file will be told that to say "no" to governing with the conservatives is to say "no" to a minimum wage, which on some estimates would increase the pay of 17% of the workforce, and an even higher percentage in the East.

Using these estimates would increase the estimated costs by more than 10-fold.

Adjusted risk estimates would increase both point estimates and the upper end of the 95% CI.

If there is much heterogeneity, e.g. a few QTL of large effect, the sampling errors of genetic variance estimates would increase.

If overdiagnosis is calculated as a fraction of screen-detected cancers, the estimate would increase by a factor of 3.2 (Table 3, estimator 5, 2006).

Cephalon will also gain other products that it estimated would increase its sales by $80 million next year.

Judy Keller, a real estate agent, winced as she said she was spending a painful amount of money on a valance for her wraparound porch -- a detail that she estimated would increase the house's market value by $12,000.

It was expected that the estimated would increase with sample size, since genotypic diversity almost universally increases with it (Wolda 1981).

If the component library were increased to the size of a standard flavor and fragrance catalog (∼ 2000 chemicals), the estimate would increase to z ∼ 10 41, implying a unique olfactory percept for each carbon atom on earth.

If a DNT assay is designed to identify such effects, its validity estimate would increase, as soon as it can be shown that the test is based on cell biological and signaling processes controlling precursor cell migration.

A sensitivity analysis performed with ±5 cases showed that, with 5 additional cases in common between databases, the cumulative number of cases would decrease to 734 (95% CI 537 931); with 5 additional discordant cases, the estimate would increase to 1,085 (95% CI 700 1,469).