Sentence examples for increase estimates of from inspiring English sources
My personal take is more optimistic over the very long run — we're talking decades — as throughout the history of oil exploration technological and scientific advances have tended to increase estimates of recoverable resources.
The net effect tends to increase estimates of the working poor.
This result may increase estimates of SVE removal rates for contaminants located at the interface of the lower boundary, typical of chlorinated solvent contamination.
Presentation of the same amount of a food in multiple smaller units ('segmentation') has been shown to reduce food intake and increase estimates of the amount of food consumed.
Definitions emphasizing common consumption or joint production increase estimates of the levels of household assets and consumption statistics, but not on per adult equivalency asset and consumption statistics, relative to open-ended definitions of the household.
While doubling and tripling the standard sodium hexametaphosphate concentration of 0.441 g L− 1 did not increase estimates of clay content, increasing levels of ultrasonic energy up to 1600 J mL− 1 significantly increased measured clay content for all oxide and volcanic ash soils.
The report offered few surprises, matching the recently increased estimates of Wall Street analysts.
BUSINESS DAY An article on Friday about increased estimates of economic losses from Hurricane Sandy omitted a credit.
Fighting over control of a gold mine in the Darfur region has killed more than 500 people and destroyed 68 villages since January, a Sudanese lawmaker said Monday, sharply increasing estimates of the casualties from the violence.
Weeks of bad news about failed attempts to plug the well and ever-increasing estimates of how much oil was leaking were creating a political crisis for a president who had promised to restore competence to government.
The adoption of the hybrid model increases estimates of associated GHG emissions with composting, AD and incineration by approximately 26, 10 and 11%, respectively.
