Sentence examples for in higher estimation from inspiring English sources

It must be said that there are British writers who have held Kafka in higher estimation than does Hawes.

Of the reign of King Henry VIII, it has been said that: "at no time since its establishment, was [the college] in higher estimation, nor in fuller employment, than in this reign".

Too extreme thresholds will result in high estimation variances.

Spatially patchy populations present challenges for precise estimation of abundance from surveys, which typically result in high estimation errors compared to surveys of more evenly distributed species.

"I have always held the religion of Muhammad in high estimation because of its wonderful vitality.

However, hcDI cannot be substituted for or directly compared with 2cDI because it is derived under hyperglycemic conditions resulting in a higher estimation of insulin sensitivity and DI.

However, since Taylor-series expansion causes approximation errors, position error estimation should be iterated in order to obtain higher estimation accuracy.

These values were partially released with a much higher estimation in 2004, but this definition focused on the consumerism and not the "unique psychological characteristics" of otaku used in the 2005 study.

The CG equation resulted in the lowest and the Perkins equation in the highest estimation of kidney-function.

It takes an enormous amount of ego to run for the highest office in the land, and neither Rubio nor Cruz seems to be lacking in the high estimation they hold of themselves.

Even a crushing defeat on Super Tuesday is not going to give either man doubts, because they'll still be trying to convince the media that second place (or third place) is still somehow a "victory". It takes an enormous amount of ego to run for the highest office in the land, and neither Rubio nor Cruz seems to be lacking in the high estimation they hold of themselves.