Sentence examples for increases in estimates from inspiring English sources

The president used to say "roughly ten nations" when making this comparison, but cuts in U.S. defense spending and increases in estimates of Chinese spending appears to have shifted the calculation.

How often have we seen stocks soar following upgrades or increases in estimates, or down on more dour outlooks from analysts?

But the project has been dogged by delays and increases in estimated costs.

The estimated costs versus producibility scores for several grillage sizes show that large gains in producibility can be made without large increases in estimated costs up until a critical point where a knee in the Pareto front occurs.

There were substantial increases in estimated mean HOMA-IR over time.

Each 11.62-μg/m 11.62-μg/mn same-day mean PM2.5 concentratincreaseassocinted with small but significant increases in estimeand PM2.5astoliconcentration.19 mmHg; 95% confidence interval (CI), 0.05–0.33] and RV diastolic pressure (0.23 mmHg; 95% CI, 0.11–0.34).

Republicans say that modern seismic work and drilling in deep waters in the central Gulf of Mexico have meant a sixfold increase in estimates of the oil there, and they believe that would happen again if exploration were expanded.

"Normally, an improvement in the trade balance leads to an increase in estimates of G.D.P. growth in the quarter," he said in a research note.

23 An increase in estimates of Tr for stress reticulocytes has been also reported for rats 15 and humans.

This increase in estimates ranged from 3% (developmental disorders) to a maximum of 24% (conduct, emotional, or social disorders) (detailed analyses available from the authors).

In our receptor systems, and for the membrane marker GAPsfGFP, we also observed a systematic, 2 3 fold, increase in estimates of N derived from PCH compared to FCS analyses.