Sentence examples for success estimates from inspiring English sources

On a more digestible level, the Institute for College Access and Success estimates that 7 of 10 college seniors in 2012 had student loan debt, owing, on average, $29,400.

It may well be that the inclusion of maternal TSH would lead to enhanced probability-of-ECV success estimates.

The parade's organizers deemed the parade a success, estimating the number of spectators at roughly two million.

Because Ne is based on lifetime reproductive success, such estimates are much more difficult to obtain for wild populations of iteroparous organisms.

Table  3 summarises the success rate estimates of the two indicators 2 5 weeks after cataract surgery under stratification for the presence of each respective external factor.

With our small sample size, success rate estimates of qualitative variables have a high variability; statistically significant results or strict dose-response patterns cannot be expected for qualitative parameters such as remission or mucosal healing.

In Hypothesis H2, we propose that estimated risk impact should have a significantly stronger influence on anticipated project success than estimated risk occurrence probability.

But her longevity and success (Forbes estimated her net worth at over $2.3 billion) probably has more to do with what she did not do.

Although those goals seem modest now, the corps, which was disbanded in 1942, was a huge success; an estimated three billion trees were planted by its army of youthful hired hands.

By the 2010 deadline the alliance has set itself, the chance of success is estimated at less than 5%.Dr Schulman and his colleagues then started tinkering with the inputs to try to find out how easily this state of affairs could be improved.

Sillerman has already had some success: We estimate Elvis generated some $45 million in pretax earnings in the last year, up from $40 million the year before.