Sentence examples for low-end estimates from inspiring English sources

The low-end estimates for the cost of the program are $4bn, according to The Washington Post.

Investec said: While John Crane has suffered (as expected) from its oil and gas exposure, Smiths has enjoyed the benefit of cost reduction in its two least-liked businesses – Detection and Interconnect – to generate interim results above our low-end estimates.

That total comes impressively close to low-end estimates of the quota of human genes.

Estimates about total Ingress players vary wildly, and since there hasn't been much in the way of official clarification, it's likely that the user population is closer to the low-end estimates of around 350,000 than the high-end ones of over 7 million.

Furthermore, it should be noted that the screening and diagnosis costs presented in the current study, should be regarded as conservative (low-end) estimates, considering the high-volume screening we assumed in the baseline estimate.

For example, the number of women arriving during childbirth with a life-threatening condition requiring a major intervention is less than 10% of the low-end estimates of the need [ 51, 52].

Although it is impossible to know how many individuals may have been infected with any of these VDPV lineages, 100 is a minimum, but 1000 a more likely low-end estimate, given their estimated duration of circulation and the estimated annual number of generations of transmission.

The low-end estimate was about 40,000 jobs.

The low-end estimate of $170 million in economic losses was calculated using the shorter delays, and the high-end estimate of $389 million by using the longer delays.

But the Picasso sold at its low-end estimate – for £31m – and a final bid of £29m for the Monet meant it went unsold.

Even that could be a low-end estimate, though: This study is factoring in relatively mild sea-level rise scenarios of just 7.9 inches by mid-century.