Sentence examples for practice estimate from inspiring English sources

Although there are no statistics on the number of beekeepers in the city, some involved in the practice estimate that there are over 200 keepers tending hives on their rooftops or in their backyards.

The numerical examples reported in the paper highlight that the approaches available in the literature and widely used in practice estimate the parameters of interest for practitioners with errors bigger than 50% leading therefore to unreliable results.

The 95% confidence intervals around the estimates include the population estimates for place of birth and time since last visit and include the private general practice estimate for sex of patient indicating no significant difference.

Thus, in practice, estimating p(l|x) reduces to the estimation of ( {displaystyle {prod}_{i=1}^m}pleft({x}_i Big| lright) ), i.e. the p(x i  | l)'s.

Such concerns are magnified by what Majeed's practice estimates will be a further 5-205-20%cuts over the next two or three years.

However, in practice, estimates produced by these four remedies might have rough appearance.

The Federal Trade Commission, which has been campaigning to end the practice, estimates that pay-for-delay agreements cost consumers at least $3.5 billion a year.

The leader's communique repeated the language in previous texts that commits to a "medium term" end to a practice estimated to funnel between $160bn and $5.3tn into the fossil fuel industry, depending on how you define a subsidy.

Dr Howarth's group used "best practice" estimates; in the real world, therefore, the leakage and the climate impact could be even worse.

Wilson Chow, who leads PwC's technology, media and telecommunications practice, estimates that a top-tier artist can earn millions a year from tips, as well as sales of digital albums and participation in talk or variety shows.

In practice, estimated impact numbers should always be complemented by corresponding confidence intervals.