Sentence examples for foregoing estimate from inspiring English sources

Based on the foregoing estimate of approximately 15%, we assume that approximately 900 of the 6,000 annotated genes in this Blastocystis subtype rely on polyadenylation-mediated creation of termination codons.

Based on the foregoing estimates, operating margin is unlikely to exceed 5% next year, when Power is projecting revenue to hit $540 million.

The foregoing estimates rely on full information ex post, but we wondered when it would also be possible to detect a difference in the friend group and the random group in real time, given less complete data.

These assumptions and strategies simplified the solar energy estimate by foregoing independent evaluations of each building.

Yet in both of the foregoing studies, the CO values were roughly estimated at only 50%% of the value in the healthy children investigated by Salim et al. (5.2 ± 1.4 L/min/m2).

When electrical power input is assumed to be a measure for turbulent production, dimensional arguments based on a volume-averaged large-scale estimate for viscous dissipation lead to the foregoing correlation for homogeneous turbulence.

Considering the foregoing, the design of the proposed system calls for simulation to estimate performance.

To assess whether there was significant heterogeneity in the coefficients of each attribute, apart from those differences attributable to the foregoing observed personal characteristics, we tested the null hypothesis that the estimated SD of each coefficient's population distribution was equal to zero.

This leads us to define the symmetric 95% confidence interval: \[ CI_{95} = [ \hat{\theta} - \Delta, \hat{\theta} + \Delta ] \] The interpretation is the same as in the foregoing: with repeated sampling we find the true value within $\Delta$ of the estimate in 95% of all samples.

The point estimate of the percentile rank is the same as in the foregoing example (90) but the interval estimate is from 79.79 to 97.10; the latter interval is wider because of the increased uncertainty introduced by the larger number of ties (10 versus 2).

As travel to Southeast Asia continues to rise an estimated 60.4 million tourists visited the region in 2007 many visitors are foregoing traditional packages and chain hotels and instead discovering the nascent ecotourism market.