Sentence examples for reliance on estimates from inspiring English sources

That fact – combined with the ACA's multiple references to the tax code and Congress's reliance on estimates that the mandate would raise $4 billion annually – weighed in favor of viewing the mandate as a tax but not a command.

But they also result in more volatile profits and a heavier reliance on estimates for the many items (bank loans, buildings) that may not have a ready market.Standard-setters on both sides of the Atlantic have been urging this shift.

Our analysis has several limitations, chiefly the reliance on estimates to inform several model parameters, specifically the number of IDU in the DTES and the incidence of non-fatal overdose in the community.

Other weaknesses included a reliance on estimates instead of actual counts for local traffic volumes, and lack of personal pollution exposure data.

Finally, the principal limitation of our study, as well as others employing modeling, is the reliance on estimates as opposed to prospective cohort evaluations.

Non-availability of actual number of people that migrated during the period under study, and those that were treated under DOTS, increased our reliance on estimates which may not be the best representatives of the actual picture.

Another limitation that warrants further discussion is the reliance on estimated costs.

Meta-analysis was not possible due to the diversity in research methods, genetic testing and interventions used, and reliance on estimated health outcomes due to a lack of trial, cancer registry and observational data.

It eliminates the reliance on point estimates of the phylogeny and model parameters and by estimating the marginal probabilities of the identity of species, allows one to incorporate that uncertainty in downstream analyses.

Notably, any reliance on the estimates from this traffic analysis are flawed.

We were also limited by our reliance on decay estimates of current PBB exposure.