Sentence examples for liberal estimate from inspiring English sources

Even a liberal estimate of the prices paid suggests Leeds have made a profit on transfer dealings of at least £8m.

In movie after movie (by my liberal estimate more than half of the 22 competitors) men of all ages were shown, sometimes tragically, sometimes comically, to be ill at ease and at odds with the world around them.

It's a liberal estimate, but let's just use it.

That's of course a very liberal estimate: artificial intelligence and crowdsourced flagging can provide at least some level of leverage, and it almost certainly the case that not every video needs to be reviewed as carefully or in real-time.

A more liberal estimate would be 3000 R&D positions and 15,000 jobs outside of R&D.... and for materials engineers?

The average user spends four hours a day creating, reading and forwarding 30 e-mails (though this is probably a liberal estimate: Most of that content gathers dust in an in-box).

Five years after Katrina, the most liberal estimates are that 141,000 fewer people live in the metro New Orleans area.

Bayesian approaches were not employed as they often lead to very liberal estimates of branch confidence that can result in wrong topologies [115].

Although we always expect liberal estimates when the data are generated by coevolution because the tree is a hidden common cause of X and Y, when only one variable follows the tree, the variance of FET's p-values will increase due to over- and under-counting, leading to an unpredictable q-value calibration.

Doing so, however, underestimates the variability of the data (because a single value is imputed for multiple points) and subsequently produces liberal estimates of statistical significance.

This suggests that initial discoveries of associations are liberal estimates of effect size in that they capitalize on chance, and that the key to replicable SNP associations is even larger samples.