Sentence examples for merely estimates from inspiring English sources

These numbers are merely estimates, however, because several of the states that held caucuses do not report raw popular vote numbers.

But in reality many benchmark prices for oil and other commodities are merely estimates based on incomplete information from unregulated, illiquid markets.

These numbers are merely estimates from past years, but they give us an idea that about 2-32-3% US citizens are barred from voting because they are (or have been) felons.

Though most colleges are sure to include a caveat alongside their calculators — that figures are merely estimates, not guarantees or formal agreements — experts say some tools may be misleading.

Unlike LIBOR submitters, EURIBOR banks are not asked to provide estimates of what they think they would have to pay to borrow, merely estimates of what the borrowing rate between two "prime" banks should be.

These costs are merely estimates of how much overall investment has gone into development, and serve to indicate the break-even point where it would be feasible to pursue in-house model development.

One dichotomous item specifically targets how the hospital computed the indicator score, i.e. by means of an integral calculation of the total population at risk (further referred to as "calculation"), or by merely estimating it (further referred to as "estimation").

It merely estimated them, and Dr Frank used these estimates.

Because, we were not attempting to assign parentage, merely estimate the number of families present in each sample, and show that the proportions of hybrid classes detected was not the result of over representation of one, or a few families, the full-sib grouping for each individual with the highest probability was accepted.

The inference model, having perfect knowledge of the two possible means, merely estimated which one was currently most likely.

For instance, it could be the case that subjects do not actually learn accurate priors, but instead attempt to estimate all distributions as Gaussian, merely estimating the mean and the variance.