Sentence examples for longer estimated from inspiring English sources

Delivery times are also now no longer estimated, but guaranteed, and can be viewed in advance using a tool found here.

(Longer estimated CIRs will allow the connection matrix of the HNN to be more densely populated, increasing the level of interconnection between the neurons).

Due to the levels in After the Sequel generally taking longer to complete than those in Before the Sequel, the music tracks are longer, estimated by Falk as ranging from one minute and 45 seconds to three minutes.

Longer estimated remaining life expectancy was not independently associated with the referral decision (OR = 0.99; 95%CI, 0.90 to 1.09).

These two groups of organohalogens are structurally related, but PCBs have notably longer estimated half-lives in humans than do PBDEs (Ogura 2004; Thuresson et al. 2006).

Respective parameter estimates were significant for all conditions (all p < .05), indicating longer estimated time intervals for subjects with higher Self-Centered Impulsivity scores.

Confidence in what was once one of the most respected companies in the FTSE 100 was further rocked by an admission that it could no longer estimate how much profit it would make this financial year, as there were too many uncertainties surrounding its future direction.

Mike Litterst, chief of communications for the National Park Service, told VICE News that the group no longer estimates the size of crowds for large events due to the difficulty in accurately assessing them.

Consider the following before donating: You no longer estimate the value of the car on your taxes.

With 10,000 baby boomers turning 65 each day, and with people living longer, estimates are that more than 15 million Americans may have Alzheimer's by 2050.

In cases where these two data sources cited different leader lengths for the same gene, we favored the longer estimate.