Sentence examples for estimate the need from inspiring English sources

"Conservatively, I estimate the need to spend two weeks in Southeast Asia and one week in Seattle.

Current estimates put federal funding for solar research at approximately $10 million, while industry experts estimate the need for at least $30 million annually to support research.

The aim of the present study was to estimate the need for late lower limb revascularization and/or major amputation after coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG).

To estimate the prevalence of community pharmacists and technicians who are capable of communicating with patients in Spanish and to estimate the need for Spanish language education initiatives for student pharmacists and pharmacists.

The proper use of prevalence figures is to estimate the need for services, for example the number of diabetes specialist nurses required, but to give an individual GP a target for how many people to diagnose is like buying the coat and hoping for the best.

Two large surveys that for years have been used to estimate the need for mental health treatment may have overestimated the prevalence of mental and addictive disorders, says a report of the new study in the February issue of Archives of General Psychiatry.

Traditional approaches can be used to estimate the needs at the RF and data acquisition levels.

The main focus of research was to estimate the needed processing parameters, which enable simultaneous laser-assisted thermal spraying.

The ascertained supply and medication needs were combined in a spreadsheet to estimate the needs of each facility and for our network.

It estimates the need to cut $6tn worth of investment in highly polluting energy systems, while hugely increasing investment elsewhere.

The council's executive director, Nancy Wolf, said a survey of just 33 of the state's hundreds of cities, towns and villages estimated the need at $10 million.