Sentence examples for former estimates from inspiring English sources
The former estimates the compensation that poor informal female workers receive for the lack of fringe benefits.
The former estimates do not attain statistical significance, while the latter do, sometimes at the five percent level and sometimes at the 10percentt level.
However, comparing radiotelemetry with different CMR designs, the former estimates were larger than those based on either CMR using a single grid or CMR using two grids, but not larger than those based on multiple-grid CMR.
Specifically, a tax increase imposed by external institutions or motivated by long-run growth generates a fall in output of 1.1% after 1 year, whereas measures adopted to manage the public balance imply a GDP fall of 1.6% after 3 quarters and 1.3% after 1 year, with confidence bands that well encompass the former estimates.
The correction to saline fluid conductivities from molecular dynamics data (Sakuma and Ichiki 2016) results in a 50%% increase of maximum salinities with respect to former estimates (Hyndman and Shearer 1989; Reynard, et al. 2011), without affecting substantially their general conclusions because salinities change over more than one order of magnitude.
The former estimates the number of passengers arriving at stations as a result of the interaction with the Supply Model (SuM) by reproducing the decision-making process made by passengers who choose, among all possible alternatives (i.e. different transport modes), the one which maximises their utility.
The UN's own former estimate, 5.7m, put India ahead of South Africa as the country with the most HIV sufferers a detested mantle.
It was not made clear that the former estimate, too, includes the cost of the shuttle programme.In this section Dark messengers The X-files DN-New Mulling a cull Clarification: the International Space Station Reprints Related items Space station: No plan B for outer spaceMar 10th 2005.
The former estimated the secular variation produced by the crust by calculating the response of the VIS model to variations of the core field as described by the CM4 model (Sabaka et al., 2004).
The difference between the KF in [12] and the one proposed in this article is that the former estimated the parameters of AR by a gradient-based recursive method separately, rather by the linear KF.
Specifically, hydraulic conductivity has been derived as the ratio of water flux to head gradient and apparent porosity as the ratio of water velocity to water flux; the former estimated from both first and peak arrival times.
