Sentence examples for had only estimated from inspiring English sources
Until now, news reports had only estimated Bloomberg L.P.'s worth.
He said the OECD report did not consider any proposals to increase spending – it had only estimated the economic effects of better educational outcomes.
The numbers are so staggering that it shocked even him: he had only estimated the figures in prior conversation before deciding to review his tax records.
Previous work in the field had only estimated the number of 'cross-matches' from short sequences or only looked at longer sequences, whereas our work has empirically detailed the clear non-specificity of both short- and long-sequence patents.
Although we have only estimated the amount of degrees that these poles allow our system to sweep in each direction, they result in the following estimated precisions for our servos' horizontal and vertical positions: (150°/400) = 0.375 degrees horizontally and (70°/175) = 0.4 degrees vertically.
A second potentially problematic issue is that the new system changed many different variables and the current study has only estimated the overall net effect of these changes.
We have only estimated errors in 1D absorbed doses for misplaced activity at the lung-liver interface due to effective spatial resolution, not the change in activity due to incorrect attenuation correction at the interface.
We have only estimated the survival gain achieved within the trials' running time, whereas in real life, treatment is often continued much longer.
We have only estimated the benefit of the drugs in terms of mortality reductions and have not estimated other outcomes such as events prevented, quality of life or the harm of the drugs.
For patients with intermediate/high-risk disease who have chosen a 'watch and wait' strategy, we have only estimated figures specifically for this group within 2 years of diagnosis as there are very limited data to be able to describe later complex pathways for this group.
A further reduction could be obtained by determining the correct position of markers for which the locations had only been estimated because the error rates were higher for markers with estimated positions.
