Sentences with phrase «high estimates of»

For example, the high estimates of sexual IPV found in the current study are most likely attributable to the first and relatively less severe violence item «Demanded to have sex with me even though I did not want to (but did not use physical force)».

Spencer and Braswell freely admit that using their simple model is just the first step in a complicated diagnosis, but also point out that the results from simple models provide insight that should help guide the development of more complex models, and ultimately could help unravel some of the mystery as to why full climate models produce high estimates of the earth's equilibrium climate sensitivity, while estimates based in real - world observations are much lower.

---------- mwgrant July 14, 2014 at 8:25 am Carrick and Doc Martyn «I think they should detrend before computing the correlation, otherwise the fact that the series has trends dominates the computation of the correlation, and this results in biased - high estimates of the trends.

We need remember, however, that to ascribe any significant fraction of the documented warming since 1850 to the Sun requires high estimates of climate sensitivity.

Furthermore, a paper just published by the Journal of Climate concludes that high estimates of future global warming from most computer climate simulations are inconsistent with observed warming since 1850.

Gilman at # 11 — can't really blame the Guardian when the commentary in Nature itself announced «A compelling analysis suggests that we can rule out high estimates of this sensitivity.»

This Session I of Post War & Contemporary Day Sale (NY) at Christie's gathered total of $ 37,519,000 well bellow of the sum of high estimates of sold lots ($ 44,977,000).

Lots 107 and 108 are large paintings dealing with voyeurism, sex and violence by Clemente, each with high estimates of $ 60,0000.

Relatively high estimates of the frequencies of unfavourable alleles in each breed suggest that considerable genetic progress would be possible by selection against major genes.

The relatively high estimates of the frequencies of the unfavourable recessive alleles in each breed, especially for hip dysplasia, suggest that it would be possible to gain considerable genetic progress by selection against a major gene.

This interpretation is supported by very high estimates of gene flow for this locus using an isolation - with - migration model [25].

This exceeds even high estimates of Teachout's potential support.

Skeptical Science previously examined Epstein et al. (2011), which arrived at a much higher estimate of the external costs of coal combustion, mainly due to a higher estimate of (non-CO2) air pollution damages.

-LRB-...) The EIA said on Monday that it had revised sharply higher its estimates of future US crude output to about 9.5 m barrels a day in 2016.

Moreover, the Hebrews felt, as thoughtful men have always felt, the difficulty of holding a high estimate of man's worth in the face of the vast cosmos which is his dwelling.

So abstract and general a statement, however, not only oversimplifies the long and complicated process it endeavors to describe but, in particular, neglects the natural human opposition which so high an estimate of personality encountered — the endless doubts, cynicisms, and denials with which this emerging estimate of man's value was inevitably met.

However much original insight and thought may have contributed to the high estimate of personality that is one of the chief characteristics of the New Testament, the fact remains that, until religion was disentangled from nationalism, the full meaning of personality could not stand clear.

And behind such theological and cosmic questions was always the more immediate, inescapable fact of man's stupidity, squalor, futility, and sin, seeming to deny outright a high estimate of his worth.

One of the most important intellectual and practical problems of our time is the maintenance of this high estimate of the worth and greatness of human life against the devastating effects of a materialistic philosophy.

The parable's application reflects a high estimate of the Baptist, since it puts his ministry and that of Jesus on the same level.

Despite its high estimate of womanhood, even the Book of Proverbs, in the many passages where it condemns harlotry, (Proverbs 2:16; 5:3 - 5; 7:5 - 27; 23:27.28.)

(I have a higher estimate of Eliot's faith than does my friend J. Bottum.)

Clearly the author has a high estimate of our rational capacities.

When we tried higher estimates of Paul volume to compensate for this loss, the Globalpoint model's correlation came into the same range with the others.

The highest estimate of the cost of the bill was 24 million per year (and that figure was ridiculed as exaggerated)... somehow Cuomo conjured that into «$ 229.7 million in near - term costs and $ 607 million in projected costs for the long term.»

«People who know a poacher have significantly higher estimates of the level of poaching compared to fishers that don't know poachers.

When you look at those families, you're going to make a very high estimate of risk.

He also fails to mention that Esper et al do not actually conclude that a downward revision in the importance of CO2 actually is necessary; they only attempt to say (albeit based on faulty logic) what would happen if higher estimates of climate variation proved right.

(Somewhat lower and higher estimates of aerosol forcing and sensitivity are found using other, arguably less reliable, temperature datasets.)

The highest estimate of 2.9 percent came from a community in New Jersey.

Movement leaders suggest even higher estimates of around 2 to 2.5 million children currently being home schooled.

Despite their higher estimates of local expenditures, 55 % of the more - educated group favor higher spending, as compared to just 46 % of the less - educated.

We chose first to compare our results with those reported by Princeton economist Alan Krueger in his reanalysis of the Project STAR data from Tennessee, which produced some of the highest estimates of class - size effects among credible studies.

So, this might mean, given that women are still more likely in Australia to work part - time, that our calculations based on full - time equivalent units might produce higher estimates of male participation than if we were to use raw numbers instead.

The previous highest estimate of technology expenditure was in 2008/9 when allocations averaged around # 14,000 in primary schools and # 65,400 in secondary schools.

On the Path to Equity includes a state - by - state breakdown detailing the number of teachers leaving the profession, as well as a low and high estimate of teacher attrition costs.

Look for this 3.6 to cross the block for a high estimate of $ 250,000.

If we take a low estimate of 0.25 % growth per year over 11 years, a mid-range estimate of 0.5 % and a high estimate of 0.75 %, this increases our estimated number of workers from 123,033 to a range of 126,459 - 133,573:

That handily trouncing its high estimate of $ 7 million and also demolished the previous record for a Rivera at auction, which was set when $ 3.08 million was paid for Baile en Tehuantepec (1928), sold by IBM at Sotheby's in New York in May 1995.

The screenprint of a Chanel No. 5 perfume advertisement had a high estimate of $ 350,000; it ended up selling for at $ 1.81 million.

That handily trouncing its high estimate of $ 7 million and also demolished the previous record for a Rivera at auction, which was set when $ 3.08 million was paid for

The hammer fell when the work hit $ 2.77 million, exceeding its high estimate of $ 1.5 million.

A Morris Graves once owned by Alfred Barr, the legendary founding director of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, sold for $ 408,500, more than quadrupling its high estimate of just $ 100,000.

The sale included four Milton Averys in quick succession — the artist most represented in the sale — and three of them jumped above their high estimate (perhaps the result of the rumor that a major museum is said to be organizing an Avery retrospective), with the tranquil beach scene White Umbrellas (1952) going for $ 1.87 million against a high estimate of just $ 700,000.

At Phillips, a bundle of two works that were sold separately at Christie's in March 2005, for $ 10,200 and $ 4,800, went together for $ 37,500, over a high estimate of $ 18,000.

Created in 2013, the mixed - media painting sold for 3,778,500 pounds ($ 5,743,320 including fees) nearly twice the high estimate of more than 4 million pounds.

Meanwhile in New York fall sales were ostensibly undamped by the dark chorus of art market Cassandras with the New York Times reporting that «fears that the art market was diving into the doldrums were dashed, at least for one night,» as the «sale totaled $ 290.2 million, almost reaching the high estimate of $ 308 million.»

When Mr. Simchowitz met Parker Ito (whose work sold at a February auction in London for $ 93,594 over a high estimate of $ 25,000), he had a day job painting oil derricks near LAX, Los Angeles County still a surprising source of untapped crude.

Sotheby's contemporary sale in London brought in # 52.2 million (with fees), slightly above its pre-sale high estimate of # 50 million, with a sell - through rate of 87 per cent.

Selling at $ 23.7 million, it sets a record at auction for Dubuffet and surpasses its high estimate of $ 20 million placed by Christie's.