Sentence examples for from that estimate from inspiring English sources

Working from that estimate, Suleman should expect to spend somewhere between $2m and $4m, approximately, on her family.

Earlier this week, a senior economic adviser to Mr. Bush estimated that war with Iraq could cost $100 billion to $200 billion, though the White House has since distanced itself from that estimate.

From that estimate, you can make a reasonable guess that the insurance industry has accumulated over $40bn in revenue from terrorism insurance premiums since the introduction of TRIA -- without ever paying a claim, and without giving a dime to the government for their reinsurance protection.

It is using new evidence to revise and in some cases reverse conclusions from that estimate, which came to the much disputed conclusion that while Iran had stepped up its production of nuclear fuel, its leadership had suspended its work on the devices and warhead designs needed to actually build a weapon.

Proekt et al. [39] proposed that the slow dynamics of the Aplysia CPG act in this manner, integrating the perceived stimulus over time to estimate the true environment and consequently predicting conservatively that, when the next motor program is triggered, the true environment will most likely not have changed from that estimate and neither should the behavior.

We can design an equivalent for sequence data: for each sequence, apply some random number of possible mutations under a chosen model, then estimate all pairwise distances under the same model, and finally subtract from that estimate the number of mutations applied in the perturbation step to each of the two sequences a method we denote BP.

Moreover, it follows from (20) that estimate (8) holds.

Motive quotes figures from Goldman Sachs that estimate $4.7 trillion in annual revenue at risk of displacement by new tech-enabled entrants.

Over many years you start to build up re-site history for them and from that you estimate total population size," Australian Antarctic Division scientist Mike Double told Reuters.

The volume estimates from the Flow Rate Technical Group are just that, estimates, and estimates are arguable in court.

Using realistic case studies, it is shown that estimates of extremes from non-seasonal models have a lower bias and variance than estimates from discrete seasonal models and that estimates from discrete seasonal models tend to be biased high.