Sentence examples for possible estimates of from inspiring English sources

He has dropped the claim that stock prices always reflect the best possible estimates of fundamental values, but he insists that markets don't act irrationally for very long, and that trying to beat them remains a foolish and dangerous pursuit.

It goes without saying that Congress deserves the most accurate possible estimates of the revenue effects of tax legislation, and no one denies that many past estimates have sometimes been far off because of unforeseen circumstances, such as recessions.

Theorem 1 gives the best possible estimates of the norm of the Green operator for the periodic boundary value problem.

In this note we address the problems of obtaining guaranteed and as good as possible estimates of system parameters for linear discrete time systems subject to bounded disturbances.

Our objective is to fill this gap, collating the best possible estimates of the costs of alternative research funding methods to inform the ongoing policy debate.

These assumptions in conjunction with the kinetic theory of gases led to an explanation of the width of spectral lines as a Doppler shift due to the velocity of radiating molecule, making possible estimates of the velocities of molecules that were in agreement with those deduced from the diffusion rate of gases.

This is a case in which the government should provide the best possible estimate of the risk of attack and the risk of vaccination and let informed members of the public choose their own medicine.

The radiologist seeing those thousand women, in other words, would read ten thousand X-rays over a decade in order to save three lives and that's using the most generous possible estimate of mammography's effectiveness.

Many Fed officials still do not regard these numbers as the best possible estimate of how much people actually are spending, and so they use the raw data to compute their own estimates.

The radiologist seeing those thousand women, in other words, would read ten thousand X-rays over a decade in order to save three lives — and that's using the most generous possible estimate of mammography's effectiveness.

A possible estimate of the exciton binding energy is around 0.33 eV.