Sentence examples for estimate a study from inspiring English sources

In the same issue of the journal, Dr. Peter J. Snyder, an endocrinologist at the University of Pennsylvania, noted that "according to one estimate, a study would need to include 6,000 elderly men" with low testosterone who were randomly assigned to receive either testosterone or a placebo for six years to determine whether the hormone increased prostate cancer risk by 30percentt.

Based on the upper and lower confidence limits of the effect estimate, a study of current size has statistical power between 0.62 and 0.99 to detect an association (two-tailed α level of 0.05).

In 2008, their care will cost about $86 billion, estimates a study for the Kaiser Family Foundation.

In 2010, a fifth of food stamp recipients had incomes exceeding twice the federal poverty line (about $45,000 for a family of four), estimates a study by David Armor and Sonia Sousa of George Mason University.

The oceans will contain more plastics than fish by weight by 2050, estimates a study released earlier this month by the World Economic Forum and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.

Given these estimates a study size of 170 patients per arm was chosen.

The 3,000 figure comes from an estimate in a study by independent researchers at George Washington University and commissioned by the Puerto Rico government.

Prevalence estimates from the CDC Wichita Study are about half those estimated for a study of CFS in a Chicago population [ 3].

Mr. Shapiro based his estimates on a study financed by four student lenders, including Sallie Mae, the largest holder of student loans.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago estimated in a study there would be a direct financial benefit to Chicago of $132 million from the 1996 Democratic convention.

A related threat is cybercrime - estimated, in a study for the Cabinet Office, to cost the UK £27bn a year.