Sentence examples for as recently estimated from inspiring English sources

Prevalence of tobacco smoking amongst men in Uttarakhand (54.0%) is more than double the national average of 23%, as recently estimated in a national survey undertaken in the same year [ 8].

Moreover, after comparing the age of D. melanogaster retrogenes as recently estimated [ 5] to the age of nearby TEs deduced by their conservation in other Drosophila species (see Methods), we observed that retrogenes are often much older than the nearby TEs (Additional file 3).

The P values under a combined Fisher test is also given To further assess the significance of the FEM modules, we clustered their FEM deviation scores in a clustering analysis which also included activity estimates of various signalling pathways and proliferation indices, as recently estimated by Gatza et al. [ 18].

Self-report of chronic communicable diseases such as HIV and TB was low (3%), and well below the 2010 national HIV prevalence (10.5%) (31), the 2005 Provincial estimate in pregnant women (32), and the local HIV prevalence among adults aged 50+ (17%) as recently estimated in the study site (29).

These include the question of reversibility of functional limitations - that is, the highly pertinent question of 'What is the best possible functional capacity in an individual patient?' - as well as the recently estimated translation of joint damage (by radiographic evaluation) to functional disability [ 6].

I am quoted as having "recently" estimated the total cost of Britain's intelligence gathering at £2.5 billion ($3.6 billion).The figure was used to support the argument that expenditure on Britain's intelligence effort is "rocketing" and that there is a need for increased financial accountability.

Increased identification and treatment of depression may be particularly important in Mozambique as the WHO recently estimated Mozambique to have the highest suicide rate in Africa, and the 7th highest rate worldwide [ 6].

The Middle Eastern states are feeling the pinch as well: Barclay's Capital recently estimated that the cost of the Arab Spring alone pushed the break-even point for Saudi Arabia's budget from $78 a barrel to $91 a barrel -- to fund the extra spending needed to prevent social unrest from threatening the regime.

The magnitude of overdiagnosis has been recently estimated to be as much as 25% 60% % in breast, lung and prostate cancer screening [19].

The magnitude of overdiagnosis has been recently estimated to be as much as 25% of mammographically detected breast cancers, 50% of chest x-ray and/or sputum-detected lung cancers, and 60% of prostate-specific antigen-detected prostate cancers [19].

Amnesty International recently estimated that as many as 70,000 undocumented migrants went missing in Mexico between 2006 and 2012.