Sentence examples for more specific estimate from inspiring English sources
Although Wall Street analysts repeatedly asked him for a more specific estimate of the company's performance, Mr. Kilts stood on the stage, crossed his arms and refused to give it.
What if you were told a genetic test for your apolipoprotein E (APOE) status, associated with Alzheimer's disease, could provide a more specific estimate of your risk?
The CEPR has done a more specific estimate of the benefits for the UK, which suggested gains in annual national income of up to £10bn.
To provide a more specific estimate of the throughput of taxator-tk, we aligned ∼1 Gb of cow rumen sequence data with BLAST against mRefSeq54 and assigned the data with taxator-tk on 10 CPU cores (AMD Opteron 6386 SE).
The finding may also be due to the way in which the variable was operationalized in this study where a broad base of comparison with other women was taken rather than a more specific estimate of accuracy in relation to an objective assessment.
Although excluding homes with ETS allows for a more specific estimate of the health impacts of burning solid fuels, it may well underestimate the number of households with indoor air quality above the WHO standards in our analysis, because burning of solid fuels and tobacco use likely overlap in many households (Paulin et al. 2013).
More specific estimates on their role in the biogas reactor (BP1) were not possible however.
This information would have allowed producing more specific estimates and more specific comparisons for VET teachers (as teachers working in VET programmes).
Last month, in fact, the International Panel on Climate Change issued its fifth report, and this is the third National Climate Assessment -- each making more specific estimates of the climate dangers ahead.
The analysis was not able to obtain more specific estimates of the timing of demographic events than provided by each of the sampling intervals.
The analysis in this systematic review was meta-narrative, i.e., non-quantitative; hence, providing more specific estimates for the operational characteristics of definitions was not feasible.
