Sentence examples for estimated to result from inspiring English sources

Exposure to secondhand smoke has been estimated to result in as many as 65,000 annual deaths in the United States and diseases in more than a million children.

The older drugs block both forms, which is why they cause ulcers and gastrointestinal complications that have been estimated to result in 7,500 to 16,500 deaths a year in the United States.

And Euro 2016 is estimated to result in a $900m ad spend boost, again with TV and outdoor the biggest winners, with spend mainly in Europe but also targeting football fans in Latin America and Asia Pacific.

The latter improvement is estimated to result in an increase in power generation of about 20% per wafer.

Foot ulceration is a diabetic complication estimated to result in over $1 billion worth of medical expenses per year in the United States alone.

The mass of the contact charges for the three concrete panels were estimated to result in a breaching failure mode of the tested panels.

About 50% of total change in observed range variability approach (RVA) in the river Kemijoki was estimated to result from regulation practices.

It is estimated to result in an annual global loss of 7 billion Euros [10] and present control measures in conventional potato production involve excessive use of fungicides.

In data compiled by the Centers for Disease Control, RSV pneumonia is estimated to result in as many as 199,000 deaths per year globally [32].

The Big Trend A rupee that has appreciated around 13% against the dollar in 2007, and is estimated to result in approximately 1 million job losses, will be closely tracked in 2008.

One square metre of solar panelling in Malaysia is estimated to result in an annual reduction of 40 kg of CO2 [18], making solar power a promising future energy source for telecommunication applications.