Sentence examples for changes are estimated to from inspiring English sources

These changes are estimated to affect 80,000 people.

These changes are estimated to reduce thermal energy use by 51.5%, electricity use by 19.0%, and emissions by 48.6% compared to a modern milk powder plant.

By their analysis, depths of the source are estimated to be 9.8 km and 8.35 km, and volume changes are estimated to be 13.2 × 106 m3 and 13.35 × 106 m3, respectively.

At the time these super changes were estimated to cost the budget $2.6bn per year by 2009-10.

The scale of these changes is estimated to be about one fifth of the forcing on the global climate due to changes in emissions of greenhouse gasses.

An approximate 20 30 % reduction in transcriptional changes was estimated to be the result of the simultaneous occurrence of genome mutations and heat shock, compared to their additive occurrence.

Branch F, which leads to the ancestor of mAng3 and mAng5, was detected to be under positive selection using CODEML as the estimated ω = ∞ was greater than one, although synonymous changes were estimated to be 0 and therefore we should be careful in interpreting this result.

For the treatment cohort, the sample size target of 22 patients per treatment group was chosen to allow for the calculation of 95% CI for the primary end point with a half-width of 0.42% for each treatment group, assuming a 1% SD; the half-width of a 95% CI for differences between mean treatment changes was estimated to be 0.59%.

A total of 178.5 amino acid changes were estimated to have occurred across the entire tree (given an alignment of 343 codons and a total tree length of 0.52032 amino acid substitutions per site, as estimated under the WAG+F+Γ amino acid substitution model).

Regarding the stressor of increased cosmic low level radiation, the amount of this type of radiation corresponding to altitude changes is estimated to be: 2 millirem (mr) up to 1000 feet in LE, 5 mr for 1000-2000 feet, 9 mr for 2000-3000 feet, and so on (USEPA, 2013).

But during that period "natural change" is estimated to have generated around 90,000 additional Londoners, with 134,000 babies being born.