Sentence examples for later estimates from inspiring English sources

In Figures 1 and 2 there is clearly a diminishing effect of parental education, however a linear specification more easily facilitates instrumental variable estimation in later estimates.

In a statement on Friday, BP called the later estimates "highly unreliable".

Later estimates of the potential death toll on both sides of the Hudson reached into the thousands, even the tens of thousands.

But estimates of personal income tend to be revised upward, and past declines in the savings rate have been erased by later estimates.

For example, the contemporary estimate for the flood of 1903 was 1.3 million cubic feet per second, but later estimates put it below 800,000 cubic feet per second, he said.

Later estimates of the crowd's size would range from 8,000 (the figure released by the police) to more than 100,000 (the organizers' bet) to 50,000 (a police leak, which I believe).

Its value was later estimated at $1bn.

The campaign later estimated that twenty-seven thousattendedle attended, in all.

Australian authorities later estimated it at 250,000 litres.

Mr. Bush's holdings were later estimated to have grown to about $14 million.

She was wholly unconscious (she later estimated) for about three hours.