Sentence examples for reduced estimates of from inspiring English sources

Also, Interpublic significantly reduced estimates of earnings for the third quarter and the full year.

Compuware exceeded analysts' reduced estimates of 5 cents a share on sales of $324.1 million.

While this adjustment happens to have reduced estimates of the 1998 2012 surface warming slowdown, it's important to account for changes in the way ocean temperatures have been measured.

On one side, some councils are investing significant amounts of money on evidence to try to justify reduced estimates of housing need in their local area, presenting a vast array of figures in an attempt to show that economic changes, pension age reform, increased private renting and more sharing of houses by younger people will reduce the level of housing required in their area.

Individuals with the minor C-allele of KCNQ1 rs2237895 had significantly reduced estimates of first-phase insulin release as measured by serum insulin concentration at 30 min and I/G30 and the association was not dependent on the level of insulin sensitivity suggesting a true beta cell abnormality (Figure 1).

For example, loss of muscle mass in older people may falsely give reduced estimates of renal function.

The key reason for the reduced estimate of the Taq Taq field, in which Genel holds a 44% stake, was a reassessment of how porous the upper part of the field is.

Tim Jones, chief executive of Nest, told Professional Pensions magazine last week that the number of savers he expected to be able to serve had been dramatically curbed by the restrictions – from an initial projection of 4-4.5 million savers, to a reduced estimate of just 3 million savers.

In January the EPA agreed to reconsider the mandate "due to the reduced estimate of anticipated cellulosic biofuel production in 2013 that was announced shortly after EPA signed its final rule by one of two companies expected to produce cellulosic biofuel in 2013".

However, random errors due to the fluctuations of laboratory measurements usually lead to a reduced estimate of the associated strength.

In summary, this study overall suggests an approximately 1.8-fold increased probability of CHD associated with long working hours, with a somewhat reduced estimate of a 1.4-fold increased risk when analyses are restricted to the 4 prospective studies.