Sentence examples for somehow estimated from inspiring English sources

This means that: (i) one needs to make rather strong assumptions on the market for eliciting a return distribution, and (ii) the parameters of this distribution need be somehow estimated, which is quite a critical aspect, since optimal portfolios will then depend on the way parameters are estimated.

Once the attended composition of CB's customers is ascertained (or somehow estimated), the analysis of the upgraded configuration scenario makes more sense.

"You have to somehow estimate as well as possible what the likely harms are and the likely benefits," said James K. Hammitt, a professor of economics and decision sciences at the Harvard Center for Risk Analysis.

But, in general, the standard deviation, σ, in (4) is not known beforehand and has to be estimated somehow.

Hence, the IBM should be estimated somehow from the corrupted signal, obtaining a binary mask that is just an approximation of the IBM.

In Part 4 we took it for granted that the parameters b and k could be estimated somehow, and therefore it would be possible to generate numerical solutions of the differential equations.

Carol Kellar has ended up enjoying 20 years of free electricity worth an estimated £10,000 after somehow slipping through the system back in the 1990s when her house was incorrectly marked down as having been disconnected.

They somehow managed to gather an estimated $1.6bn last year, according to the World Bank, although this figure could easily be around $2.5bn a year based on remittances, which have injected much-needed funds into the economy even after the government taxed it to help support the education system.

The second funding deficit is the assumption in the review that somehow the remainder of the estimated £30bn funding gap can be filled by efficiency savings from the key proposals in the review, notably on public health and new integrated models of care.

In an attempt to make the data somehow comparable across organizations, we estimated the full-time equivalent positions in sub-Saharan Africa for international health volunteers.

In all, it is estimated that 40 relatives somehow financially prospered indirectly while Grant was President.