Sentence examples for estimate based on an from inspiring English sources

By one estimate, based on an analysis of several studies, one third of the direct medical costs and three quarters of the total costs of asthma can be attributed to uncontrolled disease [ 2].

An estimate based on an epidemiological study out of Johns Hopkins, puts the figure at 100,000.

That figure was below a €228 million estimate based on an analyst survey by Reuters.

His personal estimate, based on an equation he invented in 1961, is that there are 10,000 technological civilizations in the galaxy, one per million stars.

The commission chairman, William H. Donaldson, said he expected the S.E.C. to formally propose this month that fund fees be disclosed periodically in statements to investors as an actual dollar estimate based on an investor's assets in a specific fund.

Mr. Duncan said the estimate, based on an analysis of testing trends and the workings of the law's pass-fail school rating system, was the latest evidence of the law's shortcomings and the need to overhaul it.

An estimate based on a measure similar to the S.P.M. suggests that poverty has increased less over time.

"The precise amount is still being determined, but will be an estimate based on a range of Israeli government expenses associated with the settlement activity," Mr. Ereli said.

But this was also an estimate based on a small study.

Regarding the adaptation scheme, an anisotropic geometric error estimate based on a bound of the interpolation error is proposed.

In mid-2002, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services projected that national health expenditures would reach $2.8 trillion in 2011 an estimate based on a mean annual growth rate of 7.3%.