Sentence examples for estimated that given from inspiring English sources

By 2021-22 – in just eight years' time – it is estimated that given rising costs and growing demand, even if the government was to increase NHS funding in line with the expected growth of national income (that is, well above current spending plans), the NHS would still need some 15% more just to sustain its existing level of services.

We estimated that given the way the website works it would take someone at least 26 months to obtain all the data through this method.

Based on the frequency of alleles at the MCP-1 and MMP-1 loci in both populations, we estimated that given the size of both samples we had 90% power to detect an odds ratio (OR) of 1.5, which was significant at an α of 0.025.

Hahn estimated that giving up center fielder Aaron Rowand in the trade cost about five runs.

Last week, Barclays estimated that giving Greece two more years, to 2016, to reach its deficit target of 3 percent of gross domestic product, compared with a deficit of 9.1 percent of G.D.P. at the end of 2011, could cost as much as €40 billion.

It is estimated that giving contraception alone to all the women who want it could prevent 22 million abortions, 23 million unplanned births, and 1.4 million infant deaths.

Among K position estimates, we pick the estimate that gives the largest position error among the POCS estimates.

For every random realization, the upper bounds are computed regarding the estimate that gives the maximum POCS position error.

We choose to include the risk estimate that gave (in order of importance): 1) estimates for incident users was preferred over estimates for prevalent users; 2) as-treated analysis (during study period/follow up) was preferred over intention-to-treat analysis (during fixed period/at baseline); 3) estimates with the longest latency period were preferred.

For the sham case-control study, we did not expect to find statistically significant "effectiveness" of the pentavalent vaccine against rotavirus AGE, but rather to determine if the study found a point estimate that gave an indication of potential bias (i.e. the odds ratio was significantly different from 1.0).

Veteran theater producers estimate that given the expense of the set and the size of the cast, crew, and orchestra, weekly costs are in excess of $600,000.