Sentence examples for round of estimates from inspiring English sources

In fact, since the last round of estimates in July, total projected spending for next year actually grew one percentage point.

"Based upon this new round of estimates, it appears that New York City has returned to quite robust growth," said Andrew A. Beveridge, a sociologist at Queens College.

UNAIDS is already doing this for Argentina, Mexico and Brazil in the latest round of estimates [ 20].

Though the estimation of 2008−2009 has utilised EPP and Spectrum tool against UNAIDS/WHO workbook and Spectrum in 2006, the results of 2008 2009 round of estimates match perfectly with previously announced estimates.

The 2013 round of estimates uses new approaches and data to improve estimates of demographic change, the number eligible for ART, AIDS orphans, and the age distribution of incidence.

However, the results of 2008 2009 round of estimates cannot be directly compared with the previous years because the methodology and data used to produce the estimates have gradually changed as a result of ongoing enhancement of knowledge on the epidemic.

(Over the past several rounds of estimates, UNPD has been gradually moving to using country-specific life tables for more and more countries, but through the last round, still provided for use in Spectrum a list of the model life table from the Coale-Demeny or United Nations model tables that best fit the mortality pattern in each country).

Spectrum was updated for the 2013 round of HIV estimates in order to support national programmes with improved methods and data to estimating national indicators.

As these are exactly the same value derived under the 2006 and 2007 round of HIV estimates, the consistency in results are indicative that the process adopted by the Working Group on Estimates and the results derived therein are valid and a sound base for analysis (figure 1).

Defence compiled the figures in response to a question it took on notice during the last round of Senate estimates hearings.

The extent of consultancy work has been laid bare in the department's answer to a question it took on notice from Labor's defence spokesman, Stephen Conroy, during the previous round of Senate estimates hearings.