Sentence examples for yearly estimate from inspiring English sources

We included imputed rent to owner occupied housing and a yearly estimate of annual capital gains (both realized and unrealized).

Yesterday, the center said the figure was a yearly estimate provided by United Jewish Communities researchers, who based it on reports from Jewish communities and leaders around the country.

Further backing its yearly estimate, the research outfit cited a more positive outlook in Lyondell's ethylene business.

Moreover, uncertainty associated with each yearly estimate has hampered assessment of population trend [16].

The total number of deaths in 30 days (7 deaths) was multiplied by 12.2 to obtain a yearly estimate of deaths due to unsafe abortion.

Reported per child, and given the number of children across hypothetical threshold values (i.e number of children from ≥ 15 μg/L, from ≥ 24 μg/L and from ≥ 100 μg/L, respectively), the yearly estimate of net benefit per child (2008) ranged from €1,610, €2,710 and €46,878, respectively.

Yearly estimates vary significantly depending on the condition of each year.

Saplings used in wild boar nests decompose within a year so yearly estimates are considered independent21.

Genetic trends were determined by regressing yearly estimated mean breeding values on year of birth.

These sparse data, collated in the Surface Ocean CO₂ Atlas database, enable only rough, yearly estimates of carbon uptake.

If approved, the new annual sampling, called the American Community Survey, would by 2004 begin producing yearly estimates for geographic areas and population groups of 65,000 or more.