Sentence examples for reducing estimates from inspiring English sources

The government did not explain why the revision was made, and it is possible that some of it came from reducing estimates of wages or of the profits that employees received from exercising stock options.

Overall, the removal of occasional species consistently increased estimates of the conservation value of primary forest (Figure 1a and 1b) while reducing estimates of the conservation value of both secondary forests and Eucalyptus plantations (Figure 1c f).

Stratified randomization had the effect of reducing estimates of cluster correlation [ 15].

Adjusting for temperature made a substantial difference, reducing estimates by about 33% for the 3- and 7-day means and considerably more for the 31-day mean at the central site.

Hence, a risk benefit comparison would need to address the likely situation of adulticiding being substantially < 100% effective, for example, by reducing estimates of adulticiding-based benefit by a factor of 1/ x, where x represents the effectiveness of adulticiding.

In other circumstances, specific personal and family features may mean that an uninformative test may support an assessment that it is less likely there is a hereditary syndrome, thus reducing estimates of risks for a new ipsilateral or contra-lateral breast cancer.

The NHS Health Checks programme as implemented in Stoke on Trent was successful in reducing estimated mean population cardiovascular disease risk.

The results matched analysts' reduced estimates.

The results were a penny higher than analysts' reduced estimates, according to First Call/Thomson Financial.

The results were at the high end of reduced estimates by analysts.

ImClone Systems Inc. reduced estimates for withholding tax liabilities by nearly $19 million, to about $41.2 million yesterday.