Sentence examples for smaller estimates from inspiring English sources

These estimators consistently gave smaller estimates than 'biased' estimators and therefore we assume that they have succeeded in reducing the bias associated with small sample sizes (a common consequence of working on endangered taxa).

The ML N e approach assuming migration produced smaller estimates and wider confidence intervals compared to other estimators that assumed closed populations.

The police, who have come up with slightly smaller estimates than the organizers for previous vigils, said only 12,000 people showed up tonight.

In each of the past four years the Census Bureau has had to revise down the estimated Hispanic population, leading to smaller estimates of the overall labour force.Not only is the population growing more slowly, the share of it in the labour force (that is, either working or looking for work), known as the participation rate, has also fallen.

The smaller estimates are based on the assumption that peak dynamic loads (and hence the resulting pavement damage) are distributed randomly over the pavement surface.

More recent estimates based on structural discrete-choice models with tax-benefit simulations show smaller estimates and relatively more similarity across studies.

Our estimate for Mrs. Clinton's lead over Mr. Trump nationally is 3.7 points; our friends at FiveThirtyEight have a slightly smaller estimate of 3.4 points, but our overall probabilities of winning differ by 12 percentage points.

Dr. Beate G. Liepert, a research scientist at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University, has analyzed similar information and arrives at a smaller estimate of the dimming than Drs. Stanhill and Cohen.

But the researchers note that with the smaller estimate, and with improved detection techniques, 90percentt of these asteroids should be located within two decades, giving scientists and policy makers a better idea of what, if anything, to do about them.

(Carson disagrees with the much smaller estimate offered by FORBES columnist Laszlo Birinyi, see ("The Bull Market Lives").

The industrial investment by comparison was smaller, estimated to be only $2 billion, or 7% of all funds.