Sentence examples for remarkable estimate from inspiring English sources

He reveals that Prof David MacKay, chief scientific adviser to the UK government's energy department and author of Sustainable Energy: Without the Hot Air, has endorsed a remarkable estimate.

What is most remarkable about the estimate, compiled by Johnson Associates, is how quickly pay is expected to rebound for traders — Wall Street's current kings and queens of ka-ching.

He also showed a remarkable facility for estimating his score, guessing exactly right on several occasions.

Despite this remarkable progress, an estimated 8.4 million infants in the African Region did not receive their DTP3 (diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus) vaccination by their first birthday in 2011.

It is remarkable that our estimates are not so far from those reported in Table 2 of Frost's manuscript and this fact suggests that a strong bias might affect her findings.

It is remarkable that these estimates are compatible with the atmospheric pressure values in the range from ca. 100 bar to ca. 10 bar in the time window from 3.9 to 3.5 Ga.

Considering the potential variation introduced by organism-specific and experimental differences, compounded by the stochastic nature of the mutational process itself, it is remarkable that these estimated mutation rates are even within an order of magnitude from each other.> A functional MMR system plays an important role in correcting DNA replication errors.

Even more, the accuracy of the weight estimates is remarkable, the standard deviation (SD) for any of these estimates falling below 0.2%.

A remarkable fourteen thousand eight hundred jobs, they estimate, will require post-doctoral work.

Our finding of nasal carriage of MRSA in 69%9595% CI 61%77%%) of chimpanzees was consistent with that estimate but remarkable and concerning.

Mapping these ES using simple land cover -based proxies might add remarkable inaccuracy to the estimates.