Sentence examples for estimated to return a from inspiring English sources

The forecast value of these smaller logs means that trees grown in eroded sites are estimated to return a total recoverable volume of $7,500 per hectare less than that of trees growing in non-eroded sites.

11, 18 It has been reported that up to 44% of patients with MCI at their first visit are estimated to return to normal after a year.

The power is estimated to return by 6 a.m.

But it has been estimated to yield a return of £12 to the UK's GDP for every £1 that is spent, by encouraging producers to base their crews here.

Operating profits were estimated to give a 4.5% return on capital.

The Times Company's investment in advanced energy-efficiency technologies is estimated to yield a 12% rate of return on their initial investment.

For an initial capital cost of 19 million Australian dollars, or $17.6 million, and a recent extension outlay of 6.6 million dollars, the pipeline system is estimated to have returned a billion dollars in benefit to South Australia.

The urban regions of Penrith and Blacktown and the rural region of Hawkesbury were estimated to have returned a net positive benefit of $A76 million, $A246 million and $A39 million (respectively), while water to Liverpool and Camden was delivered at a loss of $A7 million and $A52 million over the period assessed.

Ms. Tanaka's decision to return an estimated $4,100 was made as she battles to clean up the ministry, where reports of corruption are widespread.

Even in dismal 1998 Exxon managed to return an estimated 13% on capital, leagues ahead of BP Amoco's 9%.

We propose a way to aggregate an arbitrarily large set of diagnoses to return an estimate of the likelihood of a given component to be faulty.