Sentence examples for much smaller estimate from inspiring English sources

(Carson disagrees with the much smaller estimate offered by FORBES columnist Laszlo Birinyi, see ("The Bull Market Lives").

For the su(s) locus, GenCo and our method produced similar estimates of γ, but GenCo produced a much smaller estimate of ρ than that of our method, while the opposite is true for.

Finally, whereas Meader et al. (2010) estimated 6.5 10% of the human genome being constrained, our much smaller estimate of the fraction of the genome comprised by LCNS (<0.0003% to <0.001%) is likely due to our choice of focusing only on regions 500 bp or greater, whereas Meader et al. (2010) focused on individual constrained sites in the genome regardless of region size.

All HPV genotypes studied had much smaller estimated oncogenic potentials than HPV-16, reinforcing its being considered the "most potent HPV genotype" [ 8, 11].

The result of the simulation agreed well with observed deformation and monitored stress, but horizontal deformation of the fill body measured is much smaller than estimated by FEM.

However, a much smaller number (estimated to be ∼11) are likely to be involved in tumorigenesis in any given tumor.

More precisely, over the first 2 3 mm of elongation they report a much smaller stiffness, estimated by Sklavos and colleagues [36] at 0.03 gf/°, three to four times smaller than what we report here.

Again, dating estimates were fairly consistent between the different program implementations (BEAST, MCMCTree, and PhyloBayes), but using uncorrelated rate models generally led to much smaller age estimates than the ones obtained under auto-correlated rate models.

The radiation risk estimate for all leukaemia (ERR/Sv=5.06 (95% CI: <−1.49, 57.8, P=0.54) was much smaller than the estimate without CLL deaths (ERR/Sv=9.79, 95% CI: <−1.49, 107, P=0.37) in the revised cohort, but both were not statistically significant.

Both methods give the same solution; however, the variance estimated by WLSQ is much smaller than that estimated by WLL.

Assuming a normally distributed random error and systematic errors, both methods give the same solution; however, variances of random errors estimated by WLSQ are much smaller than those estimated by WLL.