Sentence examples for a study estimated from inspiring English sources

In six months after the publication of "disputed research and tendentious opinion" on the side-effects of statins in 2013, a study estimated that over 200,000 patients stopped taking a statin.

In 2010, a study estimated that demolishing it would cost $128 million, an option that many officials and Houstonians have been reluctant to consider.

Organ registries do not record illegal status, but a study estimated that over a 20-year period noncitizens donated 2.5 percent of organs and received fewer than 1 percent.

In 2006 a study estimated that it cost Rs.

A study estimated that one third of the total cost of treating patients with OA is dedicated to treating the NSAID-induced adverse GI side effects that occur in up to 25% of the patients [101].

A study estimated transaction costs for Afforestation/Reforestation Clean Development Mechanism (A/R CDM) projects in a range of US$0.03tCO2O2 for large projects to US$4.055 for smaller projects with a weighted average of US$0.26tCO2O2 for all projects [6].

The group recently released a study estimating that the 17 worst highway bottlenecks in the nation, four of which are in Los Angeles, cost $5.5 billion a year in lost time, fuel, accidents, added costs to employers and damage to the environment.

The accuracy of a study estimating that up to 98,000 Americans die each year because of medical mistakes in hospitals is debated in the latest edition of The Journal of the American Medical Association.

He referenced a study estimating that cybercrime has cost Americans $8 billion in the last two years.

A recent study estimated that Apple has sold an average of 20 songs per iPod — a fraction of its capacity.

A Vanderbilt University study estimated that just 10-15 minutes of laughter a day can burn up to 40 calories.