Sentence examples for cap estimated from inspiring English sources

A young woman wearing a black "March for Science" T-shirt and matching cap estimated that five hundred people were passing by every minute, which would put the total number of participants in the tens of thousands.

Experian, by revenues the largest of the three credit reporting companies, would have a market cap estimated near $10 billion.

CAP estimated that the pre-K component could cost up to $100 billion.

CAP estimated more than 116,000 of those registered to vote through the process wouldn't have registered on their own and that 40,000 of those newly registered cast a ballot.

Research around lifting local authorities' borrowing caps estimates that an extra £7bn of investment in homes would generate 23,500 jobs, according to the Chartered Institute of Housing.

To increase awareness concerning the air pollution-related burden of disease, and to build links to health policy analyses, future research efforts should be directed towards theoretically sound and comprehensive CAP estimates with use of rich data.

Nevertheless, given the variations in the methodologies used to calculate the estimated costs (e.g. cost estimation methods and cost components included), and inter-country differences in demographic composition and health care systems, it is difficult to compare CAP estimates across studies and countries.

The protrusive force within the cap was estimated from the difference in the local curvatures in the cap region and outside the cap: F = 2 σ κ cap − Δ P = 2 σ (κ cap − κ no   cap ).

Annualized adjusted excess total medical costs of a case of CAP were estimated at $11,395 SE=$422) across all patients, as determined by the difference between estimated costs for patients with CAP ($17,640 SD=$26,7066)) and the control patients ($6,245 SD=$16,1899)).

On a near term view, this news could limit stock price performance as it will cap 2016 estimated earnings per share momentum.

Whitehall sources tell me that the savings from the benefits cap, originally estimated at £490m over the financial years spanning 2013-15, have been halved to £245m by the changes during the Bill's passage.