Sentence examples for estimated to equal from inspiring English sources
Tax fraud is estimated to equal more than 20percentt of Italy's annual economic output.
Worldwide, the total amount of flared natural gas is estimated to equal a quarter of total US consumption.
Water cannot be excluded from the intake but must be limited to an amount estimated to equal the unavoidable loss of water from the skin and in breathing.
The total power output of the Torfajökull (Torfa Glacier) area, the largest of the 19 high-temperature solfatara regions, is estimated to equal about 1,000 megawatts.
Globally, this annual carbonate production and release to the ocean floor as waste is estimated to equal the annual fossil fuel carbon emissions by such countries as Brazil, the UK, or Australia.
The thousands of tiny releases, carried by streams and storm drains to the sea, are estimated to equal an Exxon Valdez spill -- 10.9 million gallons of petroleum -- every eight months, the report says.
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The homolytic dissociation energy of CCl bond in monochloro compound was estimated to be equal to 2.9 eV.
Certainty equivalence policies set the input variable at the value under which the output is estimated to be equal to target.
