Sentence examples for extreme estimates from inspiring English sources

The National Weather Service introduced a new wind-chill index that eases some of the old formula's extreme estimates.

In January, Robert Gross, director of the Centre for Energy Policy and Technology at Imperial College, London, told the Guardian: "Extreme estimates usually result from flawed or overly simplistic methodologies, unrealistic assumptions, or misallocation of costs.

In the most extreme estimates, some analysts figure he'd be lucky to net 15% of his paper fortune.

The α-trimmed averaging does not take into consideration a percentage of extreme estimates, which most probably correspond to outliers.

Early attempts at fitting the Schumacher model for height produced extreme estimates for the asymptote (a parameter) (e.g. >150 m).

In these examples, the national level Jenkins equations [1] did not produce extreme estimates, they were intermediate to those returned by local and regional equations.

Refusing such a bargain also requires an extreme estimate of how much American public opinion will swing in the conservatives' direction.

The National Treasury Management Agency, the government body in charge of Ireland's assets and liabilities, responded to the downgrade by saying that S&P had used an "extreme estimate" to calculate the size of the bank bailout.

An extreme estimate of the size of the fractional change can be made when νmax = 1 and νmin = 0.

FFQ respondents with extreme estimated energy intakes (defined as top and bottom 0.5 percentile of energy intake relative to basal metabolic rate values) were excluded (n = 353).

The AT mutational pressure in endosymbionts, is sometimes very extreme; estimated to be a remarkable 90% GC->AT in Buchnera [ 34].