Sentence examples for take the estimates of from inspiring English sources

Take the estimates of fiscal contraction 2009-13 from the IMF Fiscal Monitor in fall 2012 (Figure 13), and compare this with changes in real fixed investment over the same period (from Eurostat).

Rational institutional investors generally take the estimate of the IPO intrinsic value as the offer basis during the purchase offer.

Although statistically insignificant, if we take the estimate of the relative standard deviation of unobservables at face value, the interpretation is that the standard deviation of the unobserved variables is 13percentt higher for females compared to males.

One takes the estimate of the number of persons projected to be insured under the Affordable Care Act and subtracts from that the number of persons projected to be insured under the comparison bill.

Even if one takes the estimate of d to be unimpeachable, the formula used to derive z does not provide a lower bound as reported in (Bushdid et al., 2014).

The problem addressed is how to take the estimation error in the estimates of the latent outcome variables into account in the estimation of the treatment effects.

It did not provide details on when the images were taken, the estimated size of any objects or their precise location.

Take the resulting estimate of your fitness age to your next medical appointment and discuss it with your physician, Dr. Lavie says.

In defining the flaw, the authors of a new study simply took the contractors' estimates of the durability of their parts and added up the likely number of failures per year.

We take not only the estimates of channels but also the statistics of the channel estimation errors into consideration of the multiuser DFE design.

It's clear in retrospect that we shouldn't have taken the original estimates of economic growth too seriously.