Sentence examples for that any estimates from inspiring English sources
Note that any estimates of error rates are likely to be uncertain.
It is important that any estimates be large enough to be clinically important while also remaining plausible.
Duvall cautions that any estimates are purely speculative at this point and based largely on focus groups and similar tools.
This appears perverse in that, by any estimate, the 15-nation European Union is the continent's most successful postwar project and, by most estimates, an aging Europe needs immigrants.
Some owners of Citigroup's shares were critical of Mr. Mayo's report, saying that any estimate of the bank's liabilities was premature.
But the report's authors cautioned that their calculations were far from exact, especially considering that any estimate of the size of the illegal immigrant population involves guesswork.
A letter sent to shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna from Sir Andrew Dilnot, chair of the ONS's parent body, the UK Statistics Authority, said: "Our view is that any estimate based on responses from individuals to a question that uses a possibly unfamiliar term such as 'zero-hours' may be subject to the risk of an undercount".
It is known that any estimate of demand will depend not only on the architecture and constructions used, but on the preferences and behaviours of the occupants.
Note that any estimate of the precipitating flux above the exobase (either measured or simulated) may lead to strong overestimate of the real flux precipitating into the atmosphere.
Since there was support for metric invariance and the majority of the item intercepts were invariant across countries, we are confident that any estimated latent mean differences across the countries are reliably (i.e., they are based on many cross-culturally comparable items) (Chen 2008; Steenkamp and Baumgartner 1998).
The CBO doesn't answer those questions, noting that any estimate of the Affordable Care Act's "impact on labor markets is subject to substantial uncertainty".
