Sentence examples for older estimates from inspiring English sources

Newer estimates are valued more than older estimates.

Another twist: recent forecasts from top-ranked analysts are given more weight than older estimates.

I ranked the estimates from most recent (2005) to oldest (1949), and performed the analysis in reverse chronological order with older estimates progressively added to the sample.

Recent estimates from the most reliable analysts are given more weight than older estimates from analysts who have less impressive track records.

In contrast to older estimates, these values represent the current dairy economic climate, including milk price ($0.461/kg), feed price ($0.279/kg DM (dry matter)), and replacement costs ($2,094/head), along with the latest published estimates on the production and culling effects of clinical mastitis.

IPN estimates the number of Polish citizens who died under Soviet rule during World War II at 150,000 (a revision of older estimates of up to 500,000).

Those age 45 and older estimated it at about 49percentt, while Americans under 30 guessed it was 57percentt.

The same percentages would apply to the much older estimated TMRCA ages for the most ancient haplogroups as well.

Apart from one other older estimate (126 mya [80], [81]), work in this area has since stalled and more recent studies have focused mainly on direct evidence from fossils.

The prevalence of radiographic knee OA is high in Japan [ 4], with 25,300,000 persons aged 40 and older estimated to have radiographic knee OA [ 5].

And isn't it therefore dangerously irresponsible to be showing repeats of old programmes, or ones quite obviously filmed last summer, using old estimates as the guide price?