Sentence examples for much stronger estimates from inspiring English sources

Then we have much stronger estimates than needed.

Because the Stanford team was able to look at what was happening in states where expanded carry had been in place for a decade or more, it reached much stronger estimates of the effect of "Shall Issue" laws on crime.

In the fixed-effect model, only the first mechanism is considered, leading to much stronger estimates of the bias.

Conceivably, genes for which the Monte Carlo p values determined by approach (2) are much stronger than the estimates based on approach (1) might provide interesting candidates for such allelic heterogeneity.

Consumer spending, which accounts for more than two thirds of the economy, was much stronger than originally estimated.

"I thought they were actually very strong," said Mr. Souers of Standard & Poor's, "much stronger than my estimate of 63 cents a share.

We estimated much stronger associations of fine and coarse particles with hospitalizations for both cardiovascular and respiratory conditions during the warm period compared with the cold period.

This would put the UK in a much stronger position to exploit the estimated 24 billion barrels of oil remaining, the report says.

The review said this would put the UK in a much stronger position to exploit the estimated 25 billion barrels of oil remaining in the North Sea.

Despite estimating the same 20% reduction in genomic variation owing to RHH as Andolfatto (2007), Macpherson et al. (2007) estimate a much stronger s (=0.01), suggesting approximately three detectable sweeps on average across a region of this size.

Business investment was a touch higher than initially estimated, lifted by much stronger spending on equipment and software, though structures were weak.