Sentence examples for given a high estimate from inspiring English sources

For the auction, it was given a high estimate of four hundred thousand dollars.

In contrast, for Day*Degree as the EV, the reaction norm model gave a high estimate of rg due to both a higher covariance between NUC and FI (1931.7) and a lower VA (NUC: 1774 and FI: 2221) compared to those obtained through the FA model.

A report by a Citigroup analyst puts the share price north of $15, while one from Barclays gives a higher estimate at $18 a share.

The 24-hour recall gives a higher estimate of exclusive breastfeeding and predominant breastfeeding than the recall since birth.

In an analysis of non-responders in a prior work of this population, it was found that people with chronic musculoskeletal pain were more prone to respond than people without musculoskeletal pain, giving a higher estimate of the prevalence [ 22].

In contrast, with studies reporting underestimation of resource use [ 6, 7], our study suggests that self reported data gives a higher estimate of resource use compared with hospital records.

Of the cases which were not in agreement, we distinguished between those where the parents gave a lower estimate of the quality of life of their child (underestimation: parent < child) and those where the parents gave a higher estimate of the quality of life of their child (overestimation: parent > child).

However, the sensitivity analysis determining the prevalence of anemia defined by hemoglobin levels ≤9 g/dL in the present study gave a higher estimate than was observed in the ECAS (29% versus 10%, respectively). 1 The reason for this apparent difference may be due to differences in patient population hampering any descriptive comparisons between the two studies.

Furthermore, the pruned data gave a high SNP heritability estimate for Grandiosity of 0.41 (SE = 0.19), which accounts for over 90%% of the twin-based heritability estimate of 0.44 (Zavos et al. 2014).

This figure is, however, largely based on migraineurs' self-report, which may give a too high estimate according to a recent US study from a workplace[21].

The large amount of data gives a high precision to the point estimates.