Sentence examples for indicative estimate from inspiring English sources

The researchers at Eunomia told BBC News that their 8.5 billion number was intended as a "tentative, indicative estimate" and stressed that "where the number is reported it should be adequately caveated - as with all statistics".

The Bank's indicative estimate came from a sample of approximately 30 programmes.

Nevertheless, the pooled effect size can be used to obtain an indicative estimate of population level importance of alcohol use as risk factors for TB disease.

We conducted a limited simulation exercise in order to make a preliminary, indicative estimate of the genome-wide false positive rates associated with various Zmax thresholds observed in our study.

Based on the results from our preferred specification, we can provide an indicative estimate that the reforms resulted in approximately 300 fewer deaths per year after the reforms were introduced in 2006 (based on a mean nlhhi of 0.748, an average 70,000 AMI cases in each year, and the coefficient in Table 3 Column (4): 70,000 × 4 × 0.0014 × 0.748).

There was no imputation for missing values; i.e. for the feasibility study's indicative estimate of effect, we did not do an intention to treat analysis but looked simply at differences between baseline and 12-weeks for those participants for whom weight-loss data were available at both points.

Visser (2016, Table 1) provides indicative estimates of the effect of extension agreements in terms of the percentage of employees in employment affected.

Using available data and clinically led assumptions about patient need and outcomes, we make indicative estimates.

In combination with demographic data about the units this method can provide indicative estimates of market size.

Leech, J W, 1998, Indicative estimates of hardwood volumes for the project "Hardwood Plantations in the Tropics and Subtropics", Report to the FAO Project GCP/INT/628/UK, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome, Italy.

The analysis is based on the collation of available data on cancer incidence, survival, prevalence and mortality from available sources to provide indicative estimates as to the number of people in each phase of the care pathway in a year.