Sentence examples for the general estimates from inspiring English sources

Records of drivers in two-vehicle rear-end collisions are selected from the general estimates system (GES) 2011 dataset.

Actually, the force for large a vanishes exponentially in a as follows from the general estimates of Siegel [3].

These results are consistent with the general estimates of tissue to blood ratio range of 0.1 to 0.5 for mAbs (Lobo et al., 2004).

Therefore, estimates of the proportion of food and water transmission from these countries cannot be compared to the general estimates in other countries.

The general estimated that at a peak there had been some 25,000 Taliban fighters in Afghanistan.

Changes in hymenal measurements over time were analyzed using the general estimating equation approach to repeated measures.

But the general estimated that at least 20percentturneded to heavy drinking or drugs — typically "the first signal that there is something wrong".

The general estimated that as of Friday, his soldiers had killed at least 200 insurgents, wounded at least 100 and detained 949.

But the general estimate offered by newspapers — whose reporters say with a nod and a wink that they know far more than they are able to tell — is about 30.

The general estimate for Homo sapiens -- sufficiently large to account for the vastly greater complexity of humans under conventional views -- had stood at well over 100,000, with a more precise figure of 142,634 widely advertised and considered well within the range of reasonable expectation.

After "Almost Famous" on March 13, though, the release schedule for major nominees fans out all the way to late in the year, which is the general estimated time of arrival for Ang Lee's "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" (best picture, director and eight other nominations).