Sentence examples for rather estimates from inspiring English sources

These are not actual loan offers, but rather estimates based on what banks nationwide are charging similar borrowers.

Rather, estimates are based on a deliberative process of a group of experts, based on their past knowledge and experience.

Accordingly, point estimates of unknown parameters are not derived, but rather estimates of the posterior density for unknown parameters.

First, as mentioned above, we do not obtain accurate estimates of expression levels but rather estimates with uncertainty.

Genomic selection, on the other hand, does not apply a statistical threshold for choosing markers, but rather estimates effects of all markers simultaneously and sums across all markers to obtain the marker score.

Thus, the analysis does not address a purely etiological question, but rather estimates the burden of disease that could have been avoided by enforcing a lower exposure limit in the cohort under study.

However, we do not observe Mpop directly, but rather estimate it from MSHC and the estimated proportion, r, of MSD cases taken to one of the study site's SHCs.

For instance, development of cumulative installed PV capacity is not a measured quantity, but often rather estimated at country levels by performing surveys among select PV suppliers and extrapolating the resulting data.

We avoid the well-known topological obstructions to global stability by not confining the attitude estimate to SO(3), but rather estimating a full rotation matrix with nine degrees of freedom.

That is, the number of heat pumps in service is not prescribed, but rather estimated based on the influence of their improving performance and consequent economic feasibility.

Therefore, National health surveys do not routinely collect data on household expenditures but rather estimate relative wealth from household assets and housing characteristics [16].