Sentence examples for estimated to effect from inspiring English sources

Tourette's, she tells us, is one of the most misunderstood disorders in the world, despite its commonality: "It is estimated to effect 300,000 people in the UK alone – and eight glove puppets!" she says, bursting into laughter at the unexpected disclaimer.

In some of the latest research at University Hospital Basel in Switzerland, doctors have been testing the idea that laughter can reduce hyperinflation in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, which has been estimated to effect up to 900,000 people in the UK.

Each one-point drop in IQ is estimated to effect a 1% reduction in lifetime earnings [ 22].

The most common form of CVD, ischaemic heart disease (IHD), was estimated to effect 3%% (685,000) of Australians in 2007 2008 [ 2].

Neck pain, on the other hand, is a problem that has been estimated to effect, at some time in life, 30% of men and 43% of women [ 7], becoming chronic among 10% of men and 17% of women.

Their effects are estimated to be incredibly tiny.

Thus, standardized estimates correspond to effect-size estimates.

In such cases, one way to estimate the effect size is to gather expert opinion.

How many deaths does the estimated effect correspond to in the United Kingdom?

The proposed method needs only an evaluation to estimate the effects corresponding to all input parameters.

The aim of these models is often to estimate fixed effects and to test their significance.