Sentence examples for estimate findings from inspiring English sources

Thus, it could be hypothesised that the real pressure ulcer-related wound prevalence may be closer to 2.4% pooled prevalence estimate findings for diabetes-related foot wounds.

Although this study should be considered a rough estimate, findings strongly suggest that criminality associated with ADHD results in a significant cost to society.

So it's a bit of a Boris clanger, and with a recent Office for National Statistics estimate finding around 170,000 (2.2%) Londoners defining themselves as Irish it will be interesting to see if it does indeed cost him politically.

The impact of the studies on the combined effect estimate finding was tested by excluding individual studies from the analysis and examining the estimate stability [ 23].

We then used the correction factor generated to re-estimate findings on user innovation frequency in Finland, Japan, Korea, Sweden, the UK, and the USA.

He estimates finding about 50 cases so far.

Emperor Akihito, she pointed out, was 11 years old when the war ended and Japan endured a brief but traumatic period of devastation and poverty, with millions left homeless and some estimates finding that the country had lost one third of its wealth.

An alternative model specification (not reported) without including the variable for social program participation was estimated, finding that the estimates and marginal effects of the rest of the variables are practically unaffected when dropping such variable that could be considered as endogenous.

Overall, the new report mirrors earlier estimates, finding that autism is roughly five times more common in boys than in girls.

Another use of QALYs investigated over 230 WTP estimates, finding that variation in WTP values is affected by QALY estimates of illness severity, illness duration, income, and age [ 123].

That's the estimate in findings compiled for the BBC by researchers at Oxford University.