Sentence examples for low estimations from inspiring English sources

Nurses and care workers had relatively low estimations of the prevalence of pain among their residents.

The lowest mean proportion of sailfish [sailfish/(sailfish + spearfish)] of the third quarter were driven mostly by the low estimations calculated for Japan and Brazil.

Something particularly problematic from a reindeer herding perspective, as we have found from interviewing herders, is the very low estimations of the natural wild forest reindeer densities which would not support any sort of livelihood without a considerable reformulation of the herding profession.

Indeed, participants provided rather low estimations for their accuracy: M = 28%, SD  = 17%.

As shown in [28], the studied estimators offer low estimation errors, especially for long observation windows.

This is supported by the low estimation of total transcript diversity in the library estimated by rarefaction and by the Chao1 nonparametric estimator of total species richness, which both predict a total diversity of fewer than 1000 transcripts (Figure 1).

A high level of precision (indicative of low estimation error) is a desirable property of any estimate, but may require substantial resources (e.g. more time, multiple reviewers and larger numbers of patient records).

I was a graduate student in English literature at Oxford at the time, but my mother clearly had a low estimation of my practical intelligence and coping skills.

But despite her low estimation of the post and the royal poems the laureate has to write, Cope had nothing but praise for him.

By preaching to women and prohibiting divorce, Jesus himself did away with this low estimation of women.

Cameron's low estimation of the public can be seen in his decision to hold the referendum before people fleeing war and drought begin their attempts to cross the Mediterranean this summer.