Sentence examples for in addition to the estimates from inspiring English sources
The estimation method gives information about bias of the estimates due to resampling in addition to the estimates of OLS or GLS [13].
Dr. Hurd noted that in addition to the estimates of people with actual dementia, earlier analyses of the same data estimated that 22 percent of people aged 71 and older — about 5.4 million people — have mild cognitive impairment that does not reach the threshold for dementia.
In these cases, in addition to the estimates based on the observed data, the number of patients treated is also calculated assuming these supplies would be available.
In addition to the estimates of NeV, we used the linkage disequilibrium method (Hill 1981) to estimate NeD from microsatellite DNA data for each annual sample (including wild, captive-spawned, and wild-caught eggs), using the program ldne (Waples and Do 2008) and methods described in Osborne et al. (2010b).
The C.I.A. itself is holding dozens of "high value" terrorist suspects outside of the territorial jurisdiction of the U.S., in addition to the estimated five hundred and fifty detainees in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
Ford is idling about 5,000 of its hourly employees, in addition to the estimated 500 workers it has in the jobs bank.
That would be in addition to the estimated 3,000 to 4,000 sick workers from weapons plants who are expected to qualify for compensation.
Optional gratuities are in addition to the estimated $1.95 billion in annual fees and surcharges that United States hotels charged guests in 2012, Mr. Hanson said.
Fewer than 100 enthusiasts regularly follow the National Open, but this year over 100,000 people watched the 4 days of play of the Masters in addition to the estimated 20 million people who watched the telecasts.
Those costs, whether for care provided at home or in an institution like a nursing home, can be substantial and would be in addition to the estimate provided by the calculator.
The multiple sensor fusion algorithm produces, in addition to the estimate of the measurand, a parameter that measures the confidence in the estimated value.
