Sentence examples for term estimates from inspiring English sources

The error term estimates the predictability of current earnings, and the slope coefficient (beta_{1}) measures the persistence of earnings.

Switzerland, in common with other countries, uses source term estimates to formulate emergency plans in the unlikely event of an accident with release of activity to the environment.

In this way, the motion reliability term estimates the reliability of the motion vectors at each point by measuring the similarity of the backward and forward motion vectors and the difference in pixel intensities at the estimated displacements.

Rather, it suggests that the time-varying EEPAS model contains information about earthquake occurrence on a 5-year timescale that is not contained in longer term estimates of seismicity.

There are several potential causes for the conflict between short and long term estimates of bacterial evolution and the debate continues but an increasing number of studies support the theory of a far more rapid rate of bacterial evolution [32], [53], [54], [55].

The term estimates for the repeatability contribution to the variance of the biases.

Mr. Hoexter said he remained high on Rhythms for so long because it continued to meet his near-term estimates.

Another reason the budget is probably unrealistic, especially in its long-term estimates, is that much of it is predicated on extended economic forecasts.

The pain is spelled out in black and white, while the gains are based on long-term estimates and heroic assumptions".

Shorter-term estimates, however, are more reliable; and they say that by 2005 the American workforce will include 27m people aged between 50 and 59, compared with 20m in 1997.

Long-term estimates vary, but many industry analysts expect annual car sales in India to reach six million by 2020, at which point it would trail only China and the United States in sales volume.