The phrase "an estimated number" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when giving an approximation of a quantity or figure, rather than an exact amount. Example: "The company's revenue for the year was an estimated number, as the final amount has not been confirmed yet."
Compared with women who had an estimated number of 470 or more LOCs, both nulliparous and parous women with an estimated number of <330 LOCs had lower risk of ovarian cancer.
While the rate of false positives in our approach seems high at first, it is acceptable in comparison to yeast-two-hybrid screens which have an estimated number of false positives ranging from 50% up to 90% [38], [39].
At three months this equated to a reduction in absolute risk of 25.7%95%5% confidence interval 14.1% to 37.3%) and an estimated number needed to treat of 3.9.
An estimated number of 26 patients would give 90% power for a statistically significant difference of the GFR outcome between pre and post EECP.
An estimated number of 5,000 people who inject drugs (PWID) call this Vancouver neighbourhood their home [46].
An estimated number of 600 adults with ID will be included.
An estimated number of 17.3 million people died from CVDs in 2008, representing 30% of all global deaths.
An estimated number of ten to twenty 6 μm-thick tissue sections were collected in sterile screw-cap bullet tubes for each sample for protein assays.
An estimated number of around 61,000 children are considered to be in the poverty threshold across the country Youth unemployment is much higher than the over-all unemployment.
This is an estimated number of machines that are actually connected to the net and responding.
Malaria remain one of the world's major infectious diseases with an estimated number of 212 million clinical cases annually1.
