Sentence examples for estimations of how from inspiring English sources
Fittingly for such a mathematical approach, Brailsford revealed he even had a spreadsheet on his phone, and as he watched training sessions he would update his estimations of how successful he thought each contender would be.
A range of LUE vertical profiles for different stand structures across the growing season were developed providing estimations of how crown structure can impact LUE vertically in the crown.
[Panos Panay had indicated that the Surface Pro sales had landed in their range of expectation, and that Microsoft felt "very good" about that fact given its estimations of how large the market for a computer that cost $899 might be.].
Use of the BED EIA for incidence estimation is recommended for use with large samples; thus our findings from a sample of 691 individuals produced a wide range of estimates for the false positive rate and did not permit estimation of how specificity varies for sub-populations or direct estimation of the mean seroconversion period, another important parameter for incidence estimation using BED EIA.
Although it is not clear if this is a more accurate method of estimating near-falls rather than recalling specific events, it does provide an estimation of how often older adults lose their balance in daily activities, something not previously reported in the literature.
I – perhaps rashly – wrote this heading in my diary, above an estimation of how much money I had left.
"I just wonder if you could give me some ballpark, some estimation, of how long this went on and how frequently this went on?" he asked.
Engineers are working on the bow door but there is no estimation of how long the repairs will take.
The niqab One of the most helpful exercises is to present some estimation of how many women actually wear the niqab, the face veil, in any given European country in which there is controversy about it.
McHale continued: Our perception was that this market had likely lost the intense enthusiasm it once had for Major League Baseball and I think that this requires us to recalibrate our estimation of how popular our sport might be here.
Why does Ed Miliband now use "striver" as though it were an acceptable way to describe someone, by a stranger's groundless estimation of how hard they are hypothetically trying?
