Sentence examples similar to quite estimates from inspiring English sources

These and other research approaches have yielded quite different estimates of on-the-job productivity loss.

Quite reasonable estimates of the solar wind speed and speed of sound are obtained from this model.

These works also offer quite precise estimates of how quickly the number of curves having rational points decreases as the degree increases.

We thus had three quite different estimates of the expert consensus on human-caused global warming: less than 1%, 97%, or 99.99%.

Recent research has shown that CFD can provide quite accurate estimates of the spatial and temporal distribution of WDR on building facades.

"Over long periods people seem to be able to give quite good estimates of how long they've been playing, so I'm interesting in finding out when does the time vanish and when does it come back?

I discuss designs for quantifying the diagnostic properties of a screening test and compare several different studies that have produced quite different estimates of the diagnostic accuracy of PSA screening.

Nevertheless, it must be kept in mind that the authors could only provide quite coarse estimates of spatial and temporal heterogeneity.

Using static weight models may provide quite different estimates in comparison to dynamic weight models.

The second approach, which is commonly used, also yielded quite large estimates of excess in all disease groups studied.

While we used the proxy good approach in this study, other methods exist and these may result in quite different estimates [ 12].