Sentence examples for standards estimates from inspiring English sources

Specifically these authors argue that standards estimates of potential GDP growth rely exclusively on inflation as an indicator.

Therefore, the pattern of the difference between the NCHS reference and the WHO standards estimates depends on the specific age interval.

Doug Wakefield, who helped devise the standards, estimated that hundreds of agencies and at least 4,000 Web sites would be affected.

Doctors and teenagers from more than 15 schools across the nation with high academic standards estimated that the portion of students who do so ranges from 15 percent to 40 percent.

For OFDM cellular standards, estimate the CELL-ID from the given reference sequence.

A chief complaint is the high cost of meeting REACH's standards, estimated at 2.8 billion to 5.2 billion euros over 11 years.

Ankylosaurus was a large animal by modern standards, estimated at lengths of 9 m and weighing up to 6 t.

In their public comments, AAM complained that the EPA had used flawed models that incorrectly predicted the technology costs associated with the new standards, estimating their total compliance costs could be as much as $200 billion between 2012 and 2025.

Getting rid of all Obama-enacted regulation also would do away with new school nutritional standards, estimated to cost $3 billion, as well new calorie-count requirements for chain restaurants and other food service firms, estimated to cost $359 million.

Mr. Pielke's estimates are in 2005 dollars; I adjust each of them upward to 2011 figures using standard estimates of inflation.

The proof is based on the Jensen formula and standard estimates of the fundamental solutions.