Sentence examples for more likely estimate from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors said a more likely estimate was more than a year.

Informed guessers reckon that between 10,000 (the more likely estimate) and 40,000 of Britain's 800,000 Muslim women wear one.

A more likely estimate is that the number of IS militants in the city was approximately 2,000 to 3,000 or so and that the number was reduced to around a 1,000 as the city was surrounded.

This means that the lower estimate of 23% adherence is a more likely estimate than the 41% based on more regular visitors.

The values between the 25th and 75th percentiles reflect a more likely combination of altered input values resulting in a more likely estimate of the uncertainties in the central tendency estimates.

Also note that Age = 4.5 is only at the lowest limit of the possible x-intercepts; one may then be inclined to conclude that Age = 8.5 (the x-intercept of the red line itself) is the more likely estimate for the age of life.

We find that subsidised employment in the private sector is significantly more likely estimated to have a positive effect on immigrants' labour market outcomes than training.

LCA probably yielded more likely estimates of the true accuracy than did conventional analysis with in-country colposcopy/biopsy as the reference standard.

Figure 1(b) shows the LOD score values for the LD estimates from the three methods and demonstrates that the present method provides much more likely estimates of linkage disequilibria in the vicinity of the disease causing site than the other methods under comparison.

He describes it as an "exceptionalism mentality": when people engage in a risky behavior, like smoking or drunk driving, they're more likely to estimate that nothing bad will happen to them.

Today officials are more likely to estimate the amount that will be available if the existing tax rate is maintained and then try to judge whether taxpayers will accept higher taxes as a means of funding additional spending.