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It includes data on illegal drugs and prostitution in its estimate after European rules were brought in to make it easier to compare data across the European Union.

However, the NAO calculates that the actual cost is likely to be £392m an overrun of £70m, or 22%.According to the department, the £70m is already included in its estimate of the overrun on the GP contract, which it now says went £250m over budget (its previous estimate was £300m).

Dr McElwain, therefore, picked a method that was at once less direct in its estimate of CO2 levels, and more direct in its estimate of the effects of those levels on plants.Plants live by photosynthesis.

This surprisingly rosy prognosis can be attributed to the OBR being kind to the Chancellor in its estimate of the amount of slack in the economy.

And it would require the Fed to have a lot of confidence in its estimate of the natural unemployment rate, a notoriously slippery thing to measure.

On Thursday, Japan will report on retail sales in July, Germany will report on unemployment in August, and Spain will report on revisions in its estimate for its gross domestic product in the second quarter.

Ultimately, if it does all come down to a pure numbers game, and Singh's campaign is right in its estimates, then it's possible the race could be called after the first ballot.

The Browne et al. model fails to fit with the data, and hence confronts evidence of causal misspecification, and it also confronts evidence of bias in its estimates.

Wall Street typically excludes one-time charges in its estimates.

Unlike other research firms, Canalys includes tablets in its estimates of PC market shipments.

The biggest differences in ComScore's ratings, announced last week, come in its estimates of Web use at the workplace, always the most difficult to measure.