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Based on the WAG estimate, the customer can.

Each sample gives a different estimate of the amount of mineral underground.

Along with this optimistic estimate, I must in all candor leave one note of caution.

This reflects that any estimate of fair value is just that: an estimate, not a precise figure, so the margin of safety provides a much-needed cushion against errors and misfortunes.

ISBSG early estimate Checker: Use this tool, shown in Figure 1, as a sanity check for your early estimates.

From the information in this table, we can easily compute an estimate of the value of the mean of this grouped data.

Rich-country defaults are extremely rare (emerging markets, less so) which makes it difficult for investors to estimate how much they would recover in bankruptcy, a key determinant in CDS pricing.

The investigators then determined the differences in autism concordance rates between the identical and fraternal twins to estimate the contribution to autism of genes and of a shared environment.

You estimate his intellect too highly.

Until then, the expected business value is just an estimate.

You must factor these modifications into your estimate.

Only the rough guess and estimate can be made of it.

Be prepared for the long haul with this one, though. Biologists estimate that it could take thousands of years.

Some economists think that the deficit-reduction effort will nevertheless be greater, because of upward revisions to the 2010 deficit estimate.

Overall, we estimate about 40 per cent of breast cancer cases in the UK could be prevented through these lifestyle factors.

In particular, the team can estimate the three values — lowest, nominal, and highest estimations — assuming that the risk was removed, and then apply these values to reestimate the project variance.

Statisticians can estimate the highest expected winds.

Based on this image, I am going to estimate each nozzle to have a radius of about 0.6 meters (although I think that estimate is a bit large).

Scientists use these changes in ocean color to estimate chlorophyll concentration and the biomass of phytoplankton in the ocean.

And it would require the Fed to have a lot of confidence in its estimate of the natural unemployment rate, a notoriously slippery thing to measure.

If we make a conservative estimate of 50 percent, there must be over 24,000 out of the 48,000 hands in the 30 Japanese textile mills in Shanghai who are "contract" girls doubly exploited by the mill-owners and recruiting agents.

Then we estimate the work to build those features.

They are proven to produce the low-error estimate and incur almost no run-time overhead.

Moreover, this is a preliminary estimate and past revisions have sometimes been quite large; barely perceptible growth of 0.1% in late 2009 was subsequently pushed up to 0.5%.

It's impossible to estimate his abilities yet.

He decided to study how mangrove forests benefit humanity, but needed an accurate estimate of how much remains.

This is a safe estimate.

By one estimate, which may be optimistic, only 20% of job-seekers have had any sort of vocational training.

The most obvious method to estimate power usage is to use CPU load as an indicator.

As Posner emphasizes, it is very difficult to estimate with any precision what is the actual probability of highly infrequent events, and such a leak would fall within this class.

it is an estimate of the mean of the population.