Sentence examples for estimated as necessary from inspiring English sources

Last year, a total of $165 million from all sources was devoted to AIDS prevention in sub-Saharan Africa, compared with the $2.5 billion estimated as necessary to do even a perfunctory job.

Bottlenecks to achieving the throughput estimated as necessary for a planned level of productivity in new materials discovery are discussed.

Thus, a total of 3500 potentially eligible 15 year olds were estimated as necessary for initial recruitment.

Fifty-seven countries, many in sub-Saharan Africa, have fewer than 23 medical and nursing professionals per 10 000 population, which is the minimum number estimated as necessary to deliver basic health services to achieve the health-related MDGs [ 2].

Our GBS-generated marker numbers might roughly suffice for genome exploration of broadly-based alfalfa populations, considering that at least 1000 SNP markers were estimated as necessary for a narrow-based population [ 13].

He sold the copyrights to many of his novels outright for small sums: between £100 and £150 for a three-volume novel, when £400 a year was the figure he estimated as the necessary minimum to attract a young woman into marriage - a woman the like of whom he could love only in the pages of his own fiction.

The recovery time (τ relax) was estimated as a time necessary for the sensor to return to 10% above the initial sensor signal in air after the analyzed gas has been released.

With Al Gore, a formidable fund-raiser, pushing away from the table, and Senator Tom Daschle having decided that his heart lies on Capitol Hill, Democrats still expect a competition featuring at least two candidates able to afford the necessary ante -- estimated as high as $30 million for a credible primary player.

However, tassel initiation could not be determined directly, in this study, it was estimated as half the average thermal time necessary from sowing to silking according to the method of Bonhomme et al. and Gouesnard et al. [3], [6].

Incremental cost-effectiveness ratios and cost-effectiveness acceptability curves will be estimated and employed as necessary, generated from the net benefit approach and using bootstrap regression for a range of values of willingness to pay for incremental outcome changes.

To do this, we performed multiple linear regression on phylogenetically independent contrast values estimated using the ape package in R. Before contrasts were estimated variables were transformed as necessary with power transformations to meet normality assumptions of phylogenetically independent contrast methods.