Sentence examples for based on official estimates from inspiring English sources

Reporting tends to be a calculation based on official estimates of what an economy is burning.

These figures are based on official estimates, and are believed to be under estimated because the actual poultry population wiped out in rural areas remains unknown (Avian Influenza Controlled Project (AICP) (2014)).

VICE News calculated that the UK Ministry of Justice could save 119m pounds annually if it released IPP prisoners who have completed their mandatory minimum sentence, based on official estimates for the average annual cost of keeping prisoners in jail.

Based on official estimates from the U.S. International Trade Commission, economist Robert Scott of the Economic Policy Institute expects the Colombia and South Korea trade pacts to send about 200,000 U.S. jobs abroad.

Rates per 100,000 population were calculated for the MSAs overall and by race/ethnicity with population denominators based on official postcensal estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau [14].

The population estimates are based on official Bureau of the Census estimates of resident populations estimated either via linear interpolation (1968 to 1969), modified census counts from years in which the decennial censuses were conducted, or from intercensal estimates for years between the decennial censuses (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2014a).

The death toll from both sides since the clashes in the Caucasus erupted on Friday has reached at least 64, according to an AFP estimate based on official reports, the worst violence in decades over the disputed territory.

About 115 million animals were used in scientific research globally in 2005, according to an estimate based on official national figures and extrapolations from the number of scientific papers that were published involving animals.

The costs related to the additional length of stay were estimated based on official accounting data from all the NHS hospitals, providing information on daily costs.

The new study from Mr. Levin's nonpartisan group, based on official police reports in 20 states, estimated that there were about 260 hate crimes against Muslims nationwide in 2015.

Currently, based on official 2006 census figures, the Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute estimates Muslims, essentially Moroccans and Turks, represent about 6 percent of the population (with criminality rates among Moroccan youth running about five times that of their Dutch peers).