Sentence examples for trim estimates from inspiring English sources

Some rushed to trim estimates, putting likely earnings per share 7% below last year's $1.46.

Banc of America said the deceleration in the company's DMX systems sales was more that previously expected and preliminary figures from FileNet and Veritas Software encouraged the firm to trim estimates for EMC's Documentum and Legato divisions.

To avoid possible artifacts at the end of the chromosome, as triM estimates were based on all 1508 markers, we compared only the region covered by 1150 markers, excluding the last 50 markers available to GridQTL, which was 333 cM.

triM estimated more recombination positions with minimum imprecision than GridQTL and more with zero inaccuracy (Table 3).

triM estimated the line origin with an average error of 2%, was 10% more accurate than GridQTL, considerably faster, and better at inferring positions of recombination.

Before the Tokyo conference, the Afghan government trimmed estimates of what it said it needed in order to fit the outcome on Sunday.

Worse, as signs of weakness accumulate, forecasters have trimmed estimates for the current quarter from around 3.5% they were projecting a month ago to 2.7% or less now.Last December an agreement between Barack Obama and the Republicans to extend George Bush's tax cuts and enact new ones led to forecasts of 3% to 4% growth this year.

Morgan Stanley said Dow Chemical is its "favorite diversified name" in its commodity chemicals coverage, but trimmed estimates slightly.

Niles proactively scaled back his calendar 2001 estimates on Xilinx, Altera's rival, to $1.01 a share from $1.25, and, for calendar 2002, trimmed estimates to $1.31 from 1.59.

The International Monetary Fund forecast that advanced economies will shrink for the first time since World War II next year, and it trimmed estimates released just a month ago.

Matthew Grenby, the foremost expert on Trimmer, estimates that the Guardian's circulation was between 1,500 and 3,500 copies per issue.