Sentence examples for increased estimate of from inspiring English sources

Thursday brought yet another increased estimate of the scope of the disaster: up to four times BP's misleading original estimates.

Growth of 3% or so would comfortably exceed even the government's newly increased estimate of the long-term trend, of 2.5%.

Results HPV16/18 E6 and E7 antibodies were detected infrequently (7.0%) in women in whom SCC later developed and yielded a moderately increased estimate of associated relative risk (odds ratio 2.7, 95% CI 1.1-6.4 1.1-6.4

In contrast, women with FBC of any HR subtype showed an increased estimate of HR-negative CBC (SIR: 2.5; 95%CI: 2.1 to 2.9).

Xu et al [ 14] reported an increased estimate of effect of particulates on gestational age for births conceived in spring/summer.

Xu et al [ 14] also reported an increased estimate of effect of SO2 levels on gestational age (first trimester occurring in autumn/winter).

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.

Using finer-resolution data increased estimates of native forest loss and reversed temporal trends in patch density and mean patch size, compared with the commonly-used National Vegetation Classification (6.25 and 4.5 ha resolution).

In general, inclusion of African lines increased estimates of θ, but did not increase estimates of divergence from D. melanogaster, indicating that the increased estimates of θ do not reflect any systematic sequencing error.

Overall, the removal of occasional species consistently increased estimates of the conservation value of primary forest (Figure 1a and 1b) while reducing estimates of the conservation value of both secondary forests and Eucalyptus plantations (Figure 1c f).