Sentence examples for sensible estimates from inspiring English sources

But the sensible estimates encouraged bidding.

In fact, they seem to track each other fairly closely - so that with sensible estimates of between 100m and 150m iPods actually in use (because although Steve Jobs did say at the iPad launch that 250m iPods have been sold, not all of those are still working, you can be sure), you have to think that music sales are only weakly tracking iPod sales.

Both algorithms find sensible estimates most of the time, although they seem less effective in the subthreshold regime.

First, generating sensible estimates of the indirect effects of job loss on family members' mental health requires that we carefully account for both observed and unobserved heterogeneity.

It was not possible from these data to provide sensible estimates of the relative efficacy with the double mutation compared to either no mutations, or to the triple mutation, or with the quintuple mutation compared to the triple alone, because of a lack of power and hence precision.

For the regression parameters we got sensible estimates.

For a start they've finally got a sensible estimate of the losses between 2008 and 2011 – £52.6bn.

Six per cent feels like a sensible estimate.' Publication of the figure comes as big name companies such as Barclays bank, Hilton hotels and cosmetics giant L'Oreal join the growing rush to cash in on a gay economy which is worth tens of billions of pounds.

A prerequisite for a sensible estimate of moisture induced stresses in timber members is an accurate prediction of the members' moisture states during their service life.

Relative codon frequencies provide a sensible estimate of deviation from expected codon usage if provided with large enough samples to infer frequencies from.

If all we observed was that f0 = 0 and f T = 1 for some T, then it would be impossible to make a sensible estimate of s.