Sentence examples for estimate of us from inspiring English sources
Next month, the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) will publish a new estimate of US shale deposits set to deal a death-blow to industry hype about a new golden era of US energy independence by fracking unconventional oil and gas.
This speculative figure is twice the official estimate of US veterans who may have been contaminated with TCCD.
Elizabeth Kennedy, a social scientist at San Diego state university, has compiled a comprehensive estimate of US deportees who have been murdered on their return to Central America since January 2014 based on local newspaper reports.
The 2011 forecast for online ad spending in the United States is $1 billion higher than eMarketer's last estimate of US social network ad spending, made in August 2010.
Earlier traders in New York had been taken unawares when the Department of Commerce published its third estimate of US first quarter growth.
Meanwhile, a flash estimate of US industry in the third quarter from Markit showed that output has barely been rising over the summer.
Since publication, the US Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction significantly revised its estimates of US counternarcotics contracting totals.
Estimates of US radiographic doses are uncertain because not all relevant details, such as number of retakes, were considered (Preston-Martin and Pogoda, 2003).
In a recent report, the Kaplan-Meier (K-M) risk estimates of US National Institutes of Health, Division of AIDS (DAIDS) [ 18] Grade 3/4 ALT elevations were 9.9%and2.8%8%, respectively, in patients treated with TPV/r or RTV-boosted comparator PIs (CPI/r) in the large Phase III RESIST trials at 48 weeks [ 19].
Assuming 70%% of this growth is above-ground biomass C growth (0.84 Mg C ha−1 yr−1), then it is very close to Caspersen's [66] estimate of average US forest above-ground biomass C increase (0.8 Mg C ha−1 yr−1).
In fact, an estimated 800,000 of us now spend at least three months a year abroad, on top of the two million or so Brits who live in foreign parts permanently.
