Sentence examples for latest estimation from inspiring English sources
The latest estimation of the number of Niger-Congo languages is about 1,400.
That number has moved up in recent months as confidence has returned to the markets, and Nyppex's latest estimation indicates that recent deals have gone for an average of 51.58percentt of net asset value.
Together with previously reported sedimentary yields, the gross denitrification is consistent with the latest estimation over the Chukchi Shelf [21], which was also made during the summer months (June–July).
Together with previously reported sedimentary denitrification rates (~ 3.0 Tg-N year−1), the total N flux just equates with the latest estimation of 16 Tg-N year−1, suggesting that the oxygenated water column over the shallow Arctic shelf is potentially a large missing N sink, and the N cycle of this region could be more dynamic than previously thought.
Based on our latest estimations of the actresses in Hollywood who offer studios the best return on investment, there are plenty who offer more bang for the buck than Jolie.
According to the latest estimations released from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory [ 40], the selling price for lignocellulosic biomass derived sugar is only $257 ton-1 (including the costs of feedstock, handling, pretreatment, enzymatic hydrolysis, waste treatment, fixed cost, capital depreciation and the associated tax), which will result in the biodiesel production cost of $6.3 gal-1.
An approximation of the JML algorithm is proposed in [19] using early and late estimations in a delay lock loop (DLL).
NOx emissions estimates were compiled by Environment Canada using the latest emission estimation methodologies and statistics available as of March 2008.
The latest tiger estimation identified 1,540 tigers through images collected from 9,735 camera trap locations in 18 states.
The initial condition is equal to which is the latest channel estimation of the previous MC-CDMA symbol and is the number of the recursion in one symbol duration.
However, due to lacking information and weak financial systems, Burundi does not possess recent estimations for health expenditures; the latest National Health Account NHAA) dates to 2007.
