Sentence examples for far the estimate from inspiring English sources
"We assess that changing the mission of coalition forces from a primarily counterinsurgency and stabilization role to a primary combat support role for Iraqi forces and counterterrorist operations to prevent A.Q.I. from establishing a safe haven would erode security gains achieved thus far," the estimate noted.
How far the estimate swings in either direction depends on how much you attribute the rise in reported rapes to the influx of people to the area on game day -- more people might just mean a higher chance of rape -- or to a change in behavior associated with alcohol consumption and party culture.
So far, the estimated price for the New York City job has been about $100 per cubic yard, according to a letter sent this month to a member of Congress.
Thus far the estimated costs of the two projects have bundled approaches, tunnels and interchanges for both bridges so it is not yet possible to compare the $763m PPP bridge with the $860m traditional bridge.
The API measures how far the gain matrix W T A is from a permutated diagonal matrix; the SNR measures how far the estimated sources are from the true sources.
Since we estimate the HO and LAU position based on the geometry of the coverage area of the involved cell sites, we need a metric that indicates how far the estimated positions deviate from the observed ground truth positions.
So far, the estimated effects of the policy across all samples have been interpreted in the standard way, that is, as the probability that treated individuals can transform their unemployment status into a salaried position.
So far, the estimated death is in excess of 250,000!
So far, the estimated total number of persons displaced throughout the region as a result of the conflict totals nearly 100,000 people, according to UNHCR.
The t-test formally examines how far the estimated mean haemoglobin of men admitted to ICU, in this case 9.7 g/dl, lies from the hypothesized value of 15.0 g/dl.
The analysis of the structure of the BAC contigs revealed a high proportion of 'stacked' contigs, that is, contigs containing regions of depth that exceeded by far the estimated coverage of the library used (5.7×); in fact, most of the contigs contained BACs sharing one border, a feature most probably explained by the unequal use of BamHI restriction sites during library construction.
