Sentences with phrase «reasonable estimation»
"Reasonable estimation" means making a guess or prediction based on logic and common sense. It is an educated guess that is likely to be accurate or close to the actual value or outcome. Full definition
At the point when contrasting rates realize what is incorporated into the cost to guarantee reasonable estimation of the help being asked.
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You need to put in some effort (research historical prices, etc.) and be reasonable, but the IRS would much rather you do a little bit of reasonable estimation as opposed to just not reporting anything.
All fleas won't be found, but comb counts allow for reasonable estimations of on - host populations.
This seems awfully conservative from what I can see, but a more accurate and reasonable estimation of growth potential moving forward may be somewhere between what the company has already clearly demonstrated (15 % +) and where this forecast (7 %) is at.
This means coming up with a reasonable estimation of your annual spending needs and going from there.
This formula was not intended to completely replace traditional Glycemic Load calculations, but it does produce a reasonable estimation when a food's Glycemic Index is unknown.
Predicting the future is a hazardous business, but if what's past is prologue, we can at least make a reasonable estimation that assumes no unprecedented, revolutionary change in direction.
However, armed with this reasonable estimation, you can work with a financial planner to determine if your portfolio is properly balanced and positioned to weather any downturns in the market.