Sentence examples for instead estimated from inspiring English sources
Moreover, Mr. Elmendorf said, "for the average person who does not enroll in Medicaid as a result of the court's decision and enrolls in an exchange instead, estimated federal spending will rise by roughly $3,000 in 2022 — the difference between estimated additional exchange subsidies of about $9,000 and estimated Medicaid savings of roughly $6,000".
However, axstal were instead estimated through Equation 4, for reasons of consistency.
and were instead estimated using Telos logs and the mean values resulted equal to 78.4 and 67.4 seconds respectively.
Since carbon dioxide was not measured the amount was instead estimated based on stoichiometry from the ethanol production, hence the factor 1.5 (c-mole c-mole−1) in Equation 5.
Therefore, τeff was instead estimated empirically by fitting an exponential decay to the initial part of the auto-correlation sequence (Figure 4F).
However, this is cumbersome and approximations of dose are instead estimated from machine settings.
The second scheme, instead, estimates the reliability of the internal dichotomizers and implies a slight modification in the decoding stage.
To find y1 and y2 for the estimates of s1 and s2, IVA instead estimates the unmixing matrices to minimize the dependency between different sources while maintaining strong dependency across frequency bins.
Single-level OLS regressions instead estimate no significant association between TC-parents and habituated aspirations in model 1, and a negative association between EU-born and aspirations in the last.
Macroeconomic panel studies seldom examine the relation between unemployment benefits and wages1 but instead estimate reduced-form relationships between unemployment and other variables including unemployment benefits (see, e.g., Bassanini and Duval [2009]).
There may be some imperfections in the system: it doesn't follow trains with GPS as Bus Tracker does, instead estimating travel times based on an average of recent trips over a given span of track.
