Sentence examples for made estimates of from inspiring English sources

But, as Lynn Eden explained in "Whole World on Fire" (2004), American military planners never took fire into account when they made estimates of bomb damage.

He made estimates of the volume of the ventricles, how efficient they were in expelling blood, and the number of beats per minute made by the heart.

In the 1930s and '50s he made estimates of the age of the universe from meteorites and from galactic and extragalactic statistics.

They then made estimates of the relative contributions of emissions sources using data from 2010, and also modeled emissions reductions scenarios to derive estimates for reduction levels of small particulates over the region that would result from different mitigation efforts.

"There is an overwhelming consensus among those who have made estimates of the consequences of Brexit that it would reduce national income in both the short and long runs.

The bank only disclosed the number of shares of the four bankers received after they had sold shares to pay taxes but the Guardian made estimates of the total number of shares that they would have received before the share sales.

The stereological approach makes estimates of parameters of geometrical structures.

We cannot make estimates of an individual's chances for admission.

Records of tornado occurrences are fragmentary for many areas, making estimates of global tornado frequency difficult.

These data enable us to view or make estimates of the material below the seafloor.

It makes estimates of the potential benefits from deploying data-harvesting technologies and skills.