Sentence examples for consequences estimated from inspiring English sources
The difference in use of blood products can be quantified from existing data and the clinical consequences estimated.
A discussion of probable hydrologic consequences estimates final ground and surface water quantity and quality.
The charity said that a backlog could have disastrous consequences, estimating that Greece only has capacity to host some 3,700 people on the country's mainland.
Even though in his 1955 book Egypt's Destiny, Naguib wrote that his brigade's successful stand was a glorious victory with few consequences, estimating 450 Israeli dead (out of a perceived 4,000 attackers), a logbook captured by Israel during the war revealed that he was extremely worried about the future fate of his forces.
As a consequence, estimated effects are neither contaminated by unobserved time-invariant plant heterogeneity nor by self-selection of workers.
As a consequence, estimated parameter confidence intervals do not cover the actual variability, i.e. they are too small.
In one American study, sarcopenia and its consequences were estimated to cost the US healthcare system US$18 billion [ 4].
As a consequence, an estimated 2m or more cars hit Johannesburg's streets every day.
As a consequence the estimated diffusion parameters will be biased, underestimating the true diffusion.
In consequence, the estimated coefficient of unemployment in the origin country might be upward biased.
