Sentence examples for mind when estimating from inspiring English sources

Keep in mind when estimating any potential loan amounts that the rules for investment property financing may not be the same as for primary homes.

Even if these costs are difficult to measure, they should be kept in mind when estimating CAP.

For instance, some respondents may have the stereotypical student or the most prevalent category of students with respect to drinking in mind when estimating how much the 'typical student' drinks and thus fail to take the abstainers and the light drinkers into account.

A good rule of thumb to keep in mind when estimating your costs is that you can expect to pay around 1-2 dollars for every $100 your ring would cost to replace.

The resulting myopic shift would lower the estimated refraction, and this should be borne in mind when comparing estimated and actual refractive outcomes [ 24].

When estimating Eq. 1, we should bear in mind that the error term may be correlated with education due to two kinds of endogeneity: selection bias and reverse causality.

Keep in mind that the compost will be finely chopped and piled to a height of 4 inches (10 cm) in the bottom of the hole when estimating the hole's size.

We measured their predominant colors, focal points, the numbers of people who read the information cards, the first words that came to mind when viewing pieces, estimated how far security guards stood from each piece, and gathered the research from eight different pieces.

We keep this estimate in mind when interpreting the magnitude of the impacts of the Australian welfare reform on caseload, although we stop short of drawing conclusions regarding direct comparisons of magnitudes.

This is an important estimate to keep in mind when designing strategies to culture the not-yet cultured species from the human intestinal tract.

This has added an extra layer of uncertainty to the estimates that should be borne in mind when interpreting the results, but which reinforces our first caveat.