Sentence examples for worst case estimates from inspiring English sources

Interval estimates (i.e., best case and worst case estimates) at a certain level of confidence are common practice in project management (PMI 2008; Teigen and Jørgensen 2005), for instance when estimating activity durations.

To generate "worst case estimates" we used a convenience sampling methodology to identify counties and villages most likely to be endemic for trachoma.

The method was designed to quickly and cheaply generate "worst case estimates" on the endemicity of active trachoma and/or TT in a community and, by extrapolation, in a given administrative area (e.g. district); the method was not developed to provide estimates of prevalence.

As a consequence, the number of true variables in the ILP formulation is typically much smaller than the worst case estimates in Table 1.

Variables listed to the left of the diagrams were varied one at a time using the best and worst case estimates from Table  5.

Each parameter was varied one at a time using the best and worst case estimates, and resulting changes in the ICER were summarized in tornado diagrams.

Vote Leave campaigners hit back at the Treasury report, describing its worst case estimate as "fantastical", given that it painted an even more pessimistic picture than under the Great Depression.

The non-linear soft inclusion is validated against experimental coupon data and produces a conservative worst case estimate in all cases investigated.

According to EFSA [74], a worst case estimate of exposure to microplastics after consumption of a portion of mussels (225 g) would be 7 μg of plastics.

The cost presented here is a worst case estimate that would take place when all network traffic between sites were charged at the nominal rate.

The onset and depth of damage associated with this phenomenon can be predicted, as a worst case estimate, using a factored in situ strength value based on the standard uniaxial compressive strength (UCS), of intact test samples.