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Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Since there is no counterpart of the REFB-USRD-LS(1) estimate in Section 2.2.2 for the SR-based methods, we briefly discuss the REFB-USRD-LS(1) estimate to complete the investigation of the links among all the estimators based on TOA measurements.

Set a time estimate to complete the task.

With an estimated informed consent rate of 90 95% and an estimated loss of follow-up of 5 10%, 360 patients were estimated to complete the study.

Estimates to complete the project suggest that a further £60m may have to be found and that is a figure that Brooking in particular is understood to have balked at.

Based on spending in the first two years of the current $7 billion capital plan, the Board of Education expects it will need as much as $1.9 billion more, or 27percentt more, than was estimated to complete all the projects.

In Section 2, we deduce the desired a priori estimates to complete the proof of Theorem 1.1.

As a result of these requests, Frank spent about 30 hours more than estimated to complete the project.

Developed by Dr. Behrokh Khoshnevis at the University of Southern California, the system is estimated to complete a house in under 24 hours (likely a small house, not a mansion).

The trial started recruitment in January 2013 and is estimated to complete its follow-up assessments in 2016.

Because each cycle is estimated to complete within a few seconds, detectable amounts of amplicons could be produced within 30 minutes.

An effort was made to reduce the length of the questionnaire and the time estimated to complete it, while still preserving the optimal balance between brevity and reliability [ 59, 60, 78].