Sentence examples for led to estimates from inspiring English sources

The obscure if lyrical commentary that introduced several works sheds no light on the calculations that led to estimates.

Upbeat data since the IMF's last set of forecasts in July led to estimates of growth being upgraded by 0.5 points in 2013 and by 0.4 points in 2014 – the highest for any developed economy.

As for the mass graves discovered since the dictator was toppled, which have led to estimates that he murdered as many as 300,000 people, that, Abu Mohammed said, was a fiction bandied about by the "looters and thugs" the Americans brought with them and installed on the Iraqi Governing Council, the shadow administration that advises Mr. Bremer.

The relation between time uncertainty and energy uncertainty, in which their product is equal to or greater than h/4π, ΔEΔt ⋜ h/4π, has led to estimates of the theoretical minimum measurable span of time, which comes to something of the order of 10-24 second and hence to speculations that time may be made up of discrete intervals (chronons).

Models accounting for the loss of the deuterium label led to estimates of a few hours to up to 5 days [16, 17].

Measurements using these methods led to estimates of a reduction in thermal diffusivity of as little as 9% of that of films deposited entirely at normal incidence.

As such, the eigenvalues lead to estimates of frequencies and modal damping.

We find that the models lead to estimates of activation volumes in the range 3 − 10b3 for truly nanocrystalline metals.

This leads to estimates of around 170 to 460 frog taxa unrecognized in Amazonia-Guianas.

Failing to adjust for such measurement error leads to estimates being biased towards the null [ 4].

This procedure thus leads to estimates for the subset of parameters in (10).