Sentence examples for off the estimates from inspiring English sources

He worries that the genetic sequence Kellam and colleagues published for the earliest patient on the tree is radically different from a previous sequence for the same patient, and may have thrown off the estimates of the virus's evolutionary rate.

We note that the above results were obtained by rounding off the estimates to the next largest integer, e.g., e-week 27+8.50 = 35.50 and hence e-week 36 is the week during which the turning point for the first wave occurred, and similarly for the second wave.

A new chest-thumpy blog post shows that using Google's ETAs for Manhattan cabs was leading to horrendous wait times for riders, about 3.6x off the estimates.

But the council has said that accelerating write-offs of the estimated $423 billion in bad loans will depress growth by an equal amount, 1percentt, as bankruptcies and unemployment rise.

Abbas Jazayeri, director of the Natural Disaster Task Force at the Interior Ministry, reels off the estimated agricultural losses from the drought: The production from nearly 12.4 million acres of farmland ruined entirely, as well as additional land devoted to crops and orchards.

The government must take difficult and unpopular steps that it has avoided, they say, including forcing Japan's banks rapidly to write off the estimated $500 billion in nonperforming loans they hold and push deadbeat debtors into restructuring or bankruptcy.

There will still be bursts, and bad sealing, and we'll still be losing a lot of water, but anything we can shave off the estimated 32 billion cubic meters of water lost from cities each year (World Bank estimate) is worth it.

The rate ratio between these two product groups for all venous thromboembolic events was 2.00 (1.64 to 2.43), not far off the estimate in the confirmed group.

Yet, when it comes to budgets and autumn statements, we are expected to hold our breath as the chancellor unveils hot-off-the-press estimates from the Office for Budget Responsibility.

But it would be a smaller product: according to Mr. Pitts, CNN's off-the-cuff estimates of 8 to 10 national articles a day, and a similar number of international and financial articles, raised eyebrows among the newspaper editors.

In politics and other fields, our off-the-cuff estimates of uncertainty are routinely quite terrible, and line up poorly with the objective probabilities in cases where they have been tested.