Sentence examples for specific estimate from inspiring English sources

It's the first time a specific estimate has emerged publicly from court proceedings following Prince's death in April.

"No, this is not true, this is not true," he said, though he offered no specific estimate.

Mayor Peter Panarites said the village's legal costs in the Correia case were substantial but he did not have a specific estimate.

It did not provide a specific estimate, but bank officials said its economists would be publishing one in the next several weeks.

Costs to fix the flaw will not hurt profit, and a specific estimate of those costs has not been determined, a spokesman, Joe Gavaghan, said.

The head of Japan's Economic Planning Agency, Taichi Sakaiya, said he believed the nation's gross domestic product shrank in the October-December quarter but did not give a specific estimate.

In this manner, the method enables estimation of prefecture-specific growth processes, each with a prefecture-specific estimate of population loss from the pandemic, while still leveraging the entire set of observations to create an aggregate estimate for Japan.

By including the technology-specific estimate, the Rosetta error model avoids false positives that occur from under-estimation of error when a small number of replicate arrays are available, thus increasing the statistical power equivalent to that which would be obtained with at least one additional replicate.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission estimated the cost of decommissioning the reactor at $474.2 million, just 57 percent of the "site-specific" estimate made by Entergy, the owner, which put the figure at $836.45 million.

But a spokesman for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Scott Burnell, said that if the owner's "site-specific estimate" was higher than the commission's generic one, it would have to rely on its own estimate regardless for planning purposes, unless it could persuade the commission that the lower one was correct.

Individual utilities associated with an alternative then can be calculated as the group-specific estimate weighted by the probability of the respondent belonging to this group [41].