Sentence examples for reliably estimate from inspiring English sources

No one can reliably estimate how long it will take to rebuild the party.

On the other hand, the authors found, "there simply does not appear to be enough information in the data on capital punishment to reliably estimate a deterrent effect".

This review is continuing and it is too early at this stage to draw any firm conclusions or to reliably estimate the likely financial impact.

When asked about the number of unlocked iPhones during a conference call with analysts last month, Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief operating officer, said it was "significant in the quarter, but we're unsure how to reliably estimate the number".

The result shows that repeated double cross-validation can be used to reliably estimate prediction errors.

For risk assessment these rates are satisfactory to reliably estimate the damage class of a building.

This makes it difficult to reliably estimate changes over time for an individual tree.

These results indicated that the VELC Test® could reliably estimate Japanese university students' proficiency.

Number of field plots needed to reliably estimate the mean model substratum ACD using stratified sampling.

As a result, it becomes increasingly necessary to reliably estimate their mechanical behaviour.

The EMAs proposed by Hobbs and Garboczi and Berryman (G-B) reliably estimate experimental data.