Sentence examples for estimated backlog from inspiring English sources
Arm remains well-positioned given: (i) rising royalty rates (cortex-A driven; later ARMv8), (ii) record licensing (estimated backlog of more than $570m), (iii) upcoming tax benefits (dropping to around 17% effective tax rate long term), and (iv) operating expenditure control showing through.
However, despite this, the number of cataract surgeries performed per year in SNNPR is insufficient to treat the estimated number of incident cataract blind cases (1000 cases/million/year) let alone to reduce the estimated backlog of 130,000 cataract blind persons [ 5, 9].
And there are an estimated backlog of 200,000 orders for new installations of service, which Verizon hopes to clear up in about a month.
The White House laid down steps for stricter response times in 2009, pruning an estimated backlog of more than 130,000 requests by tens of thousands.
But with about 2,000 new cases occurring annually in the east African nation and an estimated backlog of 200,000, according to the ministry of health, it's really a "mopping-up exercise", says Kirya.
The result is what has been called "park barrel politics," which persists while the National Park Service maintains an estimated $9 billion backlog of construction and maintenance projects.
The Forest Service estimates a backlog of $5 billion in deferred maintenance projects and the National Park Service has a backlog of more than $10 billion.
Martin Stopford, managing director of Clarkson Research, a maritime-research firm, estimates the backlog in shipyards at $526 billion.
Comparing lists of specific women identified by CBOs as having fistula-type symptoms against the list of women who present at fistula screenings (and are identified as a fistula case) remains a worthwhile exercise for estimating the backlog of fistula cases, where close collaboration with CBOs is possible.
It is estimated that the backlog will be cleared completely by 2015.
