Sentence examples for estimates carried out from inspiring English sources

Rough sleeper figures are based on one-night counts or paper estimates carried out in October or November.

The estimates carried out indicate, among other results, that the destination of the budgeted funds explains a large part of the public financing received.

Error in plot-level biomass estimates carried out by non-professional ranged between ±10% [5, 8].

The main difference is between cost estimates carried out during the 1990s and those realized in the last decade.

With the exception of Chile, the effects of reform on [End Page 43] growth throughout Latin America have been smaller than the initial estimates carried out in the mid-1990s.1 In this context, El Salvador is an interesting case, since it has been particularly effective in applying wide-ranging reforms.

Error in plot-level biomass estimates carried out by non-professional ranged between ±10% [ 5, 8].

At the heart of the new insurgent alliance is a rejection of the murderous sectarianism that has come to grip Iraq, and of the role of al-Qaida in particular, which the resistance estimates carries out between a fifth and a third of all attacks in Iraq.

But their actions are seen as having been less cruel than the Americans". At the heart of the new insurgent alliance is a rejection of the murderous sectarianism that has come to grip Iraq, and of the role of al-Qaida in particular, which the resistance estimates carries out between a fifth and a third of all attacks in Iraq.

According to the recent estimate carried out by the US-EPA (1991) half of the 6,500 municipal landfill sites have been closed by the end of the last century and another 54 % of the remaining landfills will be closed within next 5 years.

This node age was obtained from divergence time estimate carried out with a comprehensive sampling throughout the tree of ferns [ 35].

In the most recent estimate carried out by the WHO in 2008, an average of between 100 and 140 million women have undergone FGC in the world and every year, 3 million female children are mutilated in Africa.