Sentence examples for the revised estimate of from inspiring English sources

The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating the revised estimate of oil and gas reserves, which has prompted shareholder lawsuits against the company.

I once said, commenting on the revised estimate of the number of gays in the U.S. from Kinsey's 10percenttothethe corrected figure, "If there are only 2.5percentt gays in America, I know them all".

The implied corrections, however, are significant but not dramatic: while Maddison puts Total GDP in 1900 at 12,100 (in constant pesos; basis: 300,000 in the year 2000), the revised estimate of Gerchunoff and Llach (1998) is 10,800.9.

Thus, the revised estimate of unique releasees from jails and prisons in 1997 is 7.30 million.

The revised estimate of pooled standard deviation of 7.4% from the recruited sample indicated that we needed approximately eight localities (42×(1−0.9)).

Clinicodemographic variables reported here include years of formal education, the Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE), the National Adult Reading Test (revised) estimate of premorbid intelligence (NART-IQ) and the Geriatric Depression Scale (GDS).

That makes up close to half of the recently revised estimate of the 35,000 to 60,000 barrels of oil leaking each day.

The revised estimate is a decline of 5.4percentto to $222.8 billion; the previous estimate was a decline of 4.7percentt.

The revised estimate, by Mysore Nagaraja, president of the authority's Capital Construction Company, put the price tag for the project at $6.3 billion yesterday, up from an Army Corps of Engineers estimate of $5.3 billion.

Buried deep inside the government's revised estimate of fourth-quarter growth (revised but unchanged at 3 percent annualized) is an alternate measure of economic activity that is winning increased attention.

The revised estimate resulted in an average cost of $80 per tonne.