Sentence examples for estimated that probably from inspiring English sources

In this way, she estimated that probably 10percentt of the 200 or so known land snails were now extinct — a loss seven times greater than IUCN records indicate.

He estimated that "probably be tween 10,000 and 15,000 jobs at the minimum" have been affected already and that the numbers would increase as they spread to the levels of subcontractors.

One concert industry veteran not affiliated with the Forum shows said attendance has been as low as 6,000 some nights, 10,000 for others, but estimated that probably at least half of the potential 350,000 tickets have been sold.

Several genes associated with sporadic and familial AD have been identified, but it is estimated that probably more than 50% of genetic risk remains unidentified.

It was estimated that probably a consistent amount (up to 6%) of the roughly estimated 35,000 mouse genes contain such functional regulatory variants[ 13].

Investigations on the venom composition of cone snails suggest that during evolution, every single species of cone snails has developed its own set of conopeptides and it has been estimated that probably more than 50,000 different conopeptides can be found in the venoms of all cone snail species (Terlau and Olivera 2004).

This is a conservative estimate that probably overestimates the level of refuge sharing and the opportunities for parasite transmission.

Exposure to ETS at work  Jamrozik (2005) gives the prevalence of passive smoking at work as 11%, an estimate that probably derives from the survey commissioned by ASH in April 1999, which revealed that approximately 3 million people in the UK are regularly exposed to ETS at work (ASH, 2004).

Israeli officials estimate that probably 70percentt of Jews here want Israel to disengage from the occupied territories.

Experts estimate that probably only a fifth of all rainfall is "effective" - that is, it reaches subterranean storage areas.

Another person associated with the fund, Donald Nicholson, who headed its program in Uzbekistan until early 2000, said, "Out of the $110 million spent by the time I left, I would estimate that probably $80 million have been lost, both honestly and otherwise".