Sentence examples for outdated estimates from inspiring English sources

The Coast Guard recently raised its estimate of average passenger weight after the National Transportation Safety Board warned that outdated estimates that passengers weighed only 140 pounds, on average, were factors in two deadly accidents in which overweight boats capsized.

This figure is based on outdated estimates of the rate of deforestation, which has fallen dramatically in Brazil in recent years, he says.This highlights another problem with REDD: it is hard to say how much deforestation there would have been anyway.

Fifth column: the NMSE when using outdated estimates.

Therefore, the use of predictions instead of outdated estimates is very important.

Somewhat outdated estimates of Amazon music subscriptions indicate that only a few million users have subscribed to the service, which, ranging from $48 to $180 per year, doesn't quite account for 10percentt of sales — though things get more complicated when you add in other subscription services, so it's hard to say for sure.

Previous reports on ovarian cancer survival estimates were based on patients diagnosed many years ago with outdated estimates (Young et al, 1990; Yancik, 1993).

The district's projections, they say, are based on an outdated estimate of water availability, provided by the state, that does not take into account climate change.

One outdated estimate is that some 93 million children, one in 20 of those 14 or younger, live with a moderate or severe disability of some kind.

For comparison, the NMSE achieved if the outdated estimate is used as a predictor is presented in the last (fifth) column.

One of them told the committee that executives began providing the regulator with outdated loss estimates as the mortgage crisis widened.

Thomas J. Harrington, associate director of the F.B.I., said the report did not accurately reflect the bureau's management of the project, relied on outdated cost estimates and failed to credit the bureau with taking steps to stay within budget.