Sentence examples for survey estimates for from inspiring English sources

But calculations based on the data for auto-financed sales in the CRL report and the stated NAF survey estimates for dealer reserves yield a figure of $11.76 billion, or less than half the figure in the report.

As with all other survey estimates for crime and deviant behaviour, variations in survey methodologies will have influenced these results (see Skogan, 1981, for a seminal discussion of these issues).

As far as genuine international differences are concerned, we suggest that larger wage elasticities prevail in countries where women's participation is low: This seems to be the case in our survey estimates for Ireland and Italy, which is confirmed in the discussions in Callan et al. (2009) and Aaberge et al. (2002) for these two countries, respectively.

Global regression parameters, obtained from averaging results over countries with population survey estimates for tuberculosis HIV burden, were applied to countries with no survey tuberculosis HIV incidence estimates.

There were some differences between the sampling methods used in the two surveys, and in the survey estimates for the state of origin of the CSWs, and the proportions living with a husband or alone (Table A2).

Therefore, we include the percentage of youth ages 12 to 17 years living in households earning at least 300% of the federal poverty rate, using data from the U.S. Census Bureau's five-year American Community Survey estimates for 2005 2009, tabulated at the school district level (U.S. Census Bureau 2010).

Standard errors for survey estimates of total numbers of children were produced using the Ultimate Cluster Variance estimation technique [ 53].

Boeing's latest market survey estimates global demand for 41,000 jetliners over the next 20 years, but 29,500 of them will be single-aisle twinjets like the 737.

The burden of disease attributable to overweight or obesity is likely underestimated with the NHMS 2011 indicating a high proportion of undiagnosed diabetics and hypertensives; the survey estimated that for every one person diagnosed with diabetes, another remains undiagnosed, and for every two known hypertensive adults, three remain undiagnosed.

In the national survey, estimated need for advanced restorations included endodontics, crowns, bridges and veneers.

So on balance, the American Community Survey estimates will generally be better for smaller geographic areas than the Current Population Survey.