Sentence examples for estimated provision from inspiring English sources

We estimated provision of mammography screening over a 2-year period because the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends that women aged 40 and older be provided with screening mammography every 1 2 years [ 3].

If the process element is able to schedule V i, it estimates provisioning energy and cost.

The government has estimated these provisions would save those companies $16 billion, bringing the total savings to about $96 billion.

The Department of Labor estimates this provision would open up advice to 21 million plan participants.

As there was no data on mortality; either all-cause or cause specific, we used the rates of stunting to estimate that provision of CF with or without education will result in a 67% reduction in stunting in food insecure populations while education on complementary feeding alone will result in a 30% reduction in stunting in food secure population.

There were few home safety measures for which an associated risk ratio or odds ratio was estimated, including: the provision of window guards [ 10]; installation of smoke detectors [ 11]; provision of fencing for swimming pools [ 12]; legislation to limit domestic hot water temperature settings [ 13]; air conditioning during heat waves [ 14].

(The Congressional Budget Office had estimated that the provision would actually save the government $200 million over five years by reducing pregnancy and postnatal-care expenses).

Robert Greenstein, executive director of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, estimated that the provision would cost 44 states and the District of Columbia a total of $5 billion a year, not $5 billion apiece.

Barclays is expected to announce a provision of between £1bn and £1.4bn, possibily as soon as on Monday while bailed out RBS has indicated it will take longer to finalise the size of its provision, estimated in the region of £1bn.

The Congressional Budget Office estimated that the provision would reduce the federal deficit by $2.6 billion over the next 10 years, thus providing useful if modest savings that would help offset the cost of domestic programs in the bill, such as emergency support to local school districts to prevent teacher layoffs.

The US Department of Energy Hydrogen Program estimated that the provision of hydrogen to the total energy market will increase to 8 10% by 2025 (Wu et al. 2013).