If larger estimates of leakage are correct, the temperature could keep rising until several decades into the 22nd century.
Canada's deposits are even larger: estimates range from 1.6 trillion to 2.5 trillion barrels of bitumen (which is also called "oil sands" or "tar sands").
The larger estimates of the number of Muslims in America, Professor Smith said, are often based on immigration figures from Arab nations.
Many financial economists believe that the true size of the total unfunded liability lies closer to the larger estimates than it does to the smaller.
Although other, larger estimates have been made, they were based on fossils of feathers, and not on an intact skeleton, as in this case.
Assuming bitcoin does achieve that maturity, Woo argues that the fair value of one bitcoin should be around $1300 - higher than it has ever been before, but still significantly short of some of the larger estimates made for the currency.
Among them, the methods based on Maximum Inscribed Balls (Bone J, CTAnalyser, Quantim4) also produce similar PSDs for the soil samples, whereas the Delaunay Triangulation Method (DTM) produces larger estimates of the pore volume occupied by small pores, and Avizo yields larger estimates of the pore volume occupied by large pores.
It therefore has larger estimates (about 1700).
Narrowing my sample to the largest immigrant group, Latin Americans, or to workers younger than 25 years old yields larger estimates significant well beyond the 1% level9.
In other words, as auto-correlation coefficient gets larger the ARL and hence the expected length of run increases and consequently larger estimates of change point are obtained.
The larger estimates are based on the assumption that vehicles consistently apply their peak wheel loads in the same areas of the pavement.
