Sentence examples for uncertain estimate from inspiring English sources

Both Maugham and Murphy believe this could cut the amount raised to around £1bn a year — but that is inevitably a highly uncertain estimate owing to the difficulty of gauging how super-rich individuals will respond.

All methods generate an uncertain estimate of population size, and have different properties, which can be taken into account when designing regulation.

By a statistical point of view, we have shown that a further explanation for the uncertain estimate of the a2-value could be the inefficiency of data to reveal its actual value (Lombardi and Marzocchi, 2009).

The main limitation of our economic analyses centers on the uncertain estimate of clinical efficacy.

This is a most uncertain estimate given the limited nature of the evidence.

In the context of the present study, subjects with a relatively constant or slowly changing glucose profile provide an uncertain estimate of the delay.

While the cost of the changes the board will propose remains uncertain, estimates have soared into the billions of dollars.

In its advice to Hunt, the committee said while numbers of the small nocturnal marsupial are uncertain – estimates vary from 1,000 to 10,000 – its decline is clear, with more than 80% of the population lost since the 1980s and a further 80% decline expected by 2031.

The origins of the Donation of Constantine are bound up with the political transformation that took place on the Italian peninsula in the mid-8th century, even though the exact date of its composition remains uncertain (estimates range from 750 to 800).

For three-day DGT deployments in Moreton Bay, Queensland, correlations between Cu levels and vessel numbers were not observed, possibly because of uncertain estimates of boat numbers.

The present analysis is devoted to understand the effects of the uncertain estimates of the plasma wind-tunnel test conditions on the final results of the ablation model.