Sentence examples for estimated to stand from inspiring English sources

It is currently estimated to stand at 397ppm.

Lucas's personal fortune is estimated to stand between £10m and £20m, garnered through a string of lucrative comedy deals.

One of the biggest challenges facing the new owners is the BHS staff pension deficit, which is estimated to stand at around £130m.

But it seems far more likely that a weak Italian government and reluctant eurozone authorities will serve up only half a solution – one big enough to get through the current crisis but insufficient to allow a proper cleansing of the bad loans in the system, which are estimated to stand at €360bn.

Unemployment among Kenya's youth is now estimated to stand at 17.3 per cent compared to six per cent for both Uganda and Tanzania.

By the 1990s, the MMR declined further and as of 2008, it is estimated to stand at 31 per 100,000 live birth (with an upper estimate of 68 per 100,000 live births).

Direct techniques involve collecting leaves (e.g. through destructive harvesting or collecting leaf litter), measuring leaf area (e.g. using planimetric or gravimetric approaches), and upscaling estimates to stand level assuming stand homogeneity (Jonckheere et al. 2004).

Using Zhejiangopterus as a template, the Haenamichnus trackmaker can be estimated to have stood almost 3 m tall at the shoulder and to have had a wingspan of over 10 m.

The study ranked all countries according to the severity of the water crisis they are estimated to face, and the Middle East stood out as the most vulnerable region.

If post-treatment carbon density is used as a reference point, fuel treated stands are estimated to recover carbon 35 years faster than untreated stands, versus 10 years faster when using pre-treatment C density to define recovery.

Finally, for the forest floor layer, the near-rotation stand was estimated to have a large increase, while the other sites decreased, with the greatest decrease at the regenerating clearcut.