Sentences with phrase «true estimate»

Mitchell and Beck acknowledged «the limitations of extrapolation to large areas from relatively small data sets such as ours,» suggesting that their work was intended to provoke future «careful and detailed studies that can reveal truer estimates of the impact of this introduced species.»

The record shows how the B.C. Liberal government is refusing to be honest about the true estimates for...

The record shows how the B.C. Liberal government is refusing to be honest about the true estimates for the cost of fighting forest fires:

«Similitudes drawn from things farthest away from God,» Milbank quotes Dionysus the Pseudo-Areopagite as saying, «form within us a truer estimate that God is above whatsoever we may say or think of Him.»

The great prophetic tradition had gone so far in the apprehension of God before Christianity began that the first prerequisite for a true estimate of the New Testament is grateful appreciation of the Old.

The lines are drawn around the dots to visualize how symmetrically the studies are divided around the true estimate; symmetry indicates no evidence of publication bias.

Any popular older women younger men dating site can give you a true estimate of how many older women looking for younger men sign up from all over the world daily.

Check with your local Sullivan Tire for a true estimate.

Based on the factors mentioned here, the true estimate is likely to be closer to 1.

Such heterogeneity — and ambiguity over the true estimate — confuses the consumer, undermining the credibility of emissions estimates in general.

This is important because the six pieces of information are likely not enough information to provide a true estimate.

You'll also need to make a full loan application with any lender that you want to obtain a true estimate from.