Sentence examples for in their estimations from inspiring English sources

Many previous studies have used the first estimate of the long-term FPR in their estimations of HIV incidence based on cross-sectional cBED assay surveys (e.g. [9], [10], [12], [14]).

It appeared that both sides, Pegida and Unite Against Facism, were a little liberal in their estimations of their own numbers.

(For example, workers often paid rent informally, meaning that there are few records around).And so it is unsurprising that researchers differ in their estimations of real wages.

From Dwight Macdonald to Pauline Kael, John Simon, Seymour Krim, Mary McCarthy, Elizabeth Hardwick, Renata Adler, and Dale Peck, American critics have been as sanguinary as the Brits in their estimations of that lamb gambolling toward the slaughterhouse known as the "new book".

They employed the Vector Error Correction Model (VECM) as the econometric model used in their estimations.

All these studies indicate that even experienced chemists differ in their estimations of ease of synthesis.

Both the systematic and stratified sampling, however, may be seriously biased in their estimation of the within-limb variance.

Further, how exactly ĩ, w ~, m ~ and j ~ can be produced depends on how much error is allowed in their estimation - an error in estimating w ~ at D propagates through to yielding m ~ and j ~ at X.

The aim is to maximise the precision of estimates of these parameters (or, alternatively, to minimise bias in their estimation), so that residual uncertainty associated with estimates of incremental cost-effectiveness (joint costs and effects) is minimised.

"Books, in their estimation, belong to other people, the middle classes.

Mr. McConnell, in their estimation, has failed to oppose health care reform with sufficient vehemence.