Sentence examples for increase estimate from inspiring English sources

Increasing precision does not increase estimate accuracy.

Using 1 n matching could lead to higher bias, although it might increase estimate precision [ 13].

The higher increase estimate by NICE may be partially explained by the fact that expenditure on the five NSAIDs in the quarter prior to the NICE report (quarter ending June 2001) was £23.1 million, compared to £26.1 million in the first quarter of our data set, and by the fact that our expenditure estimates were based on only two selective COX-2 inhibitors, compared to the four used by NICE [ 5].

But China's population increase — estimated at about 200 million during the 20-year period — makes the goal more ambitious.

He said that if anything, the tax increase estimates were too conservative.

Hundreds of judges and senior government executives -- among a total of about 3,300 people -- would get an identical percentage increase, estimated to be 3.3percentthis yearar.

For example, a recent study suggested that factoring in the impact of land use changes from mining oil sands in Canada could increase estimates of carbon-dioxide emissions.

The net effect tends to increase estimates of the working poor.

However, the inflation rate used is the cost-of-living increase estimated by the Consumer Price Index for the United States rather than for California.

The tens of millions of minimum wage workers who would benefit from a minimum wage increase (estimates range from 15 to over 25 million) would far outnumber such minimum wage "victims".

Even retirement planning which has relied on owning major assets, e.g., home, car, thereby reducing expenses in older age may have to increase estimates of what is adequate income to pay for life in retirement.