Sentence examples for estimates compared with the from inspiring English sources
As good as such deals are for gaining new customers, they yield far less revenue for each subscriber — as little as $3 a customer, by some estimates — compared with the $30 they can make by selling through a retailer.
Migrants in the UK sent nearly $4bn in remittances to India in 2011, according to World Bank estimates, compared with the $450m in UK aid it received that year.
So far, the berms have captured only 1,000 barrels of oil, according to official estimates, compared with the nearly five million barrels believed to have spewed from the BP well over all.
"Some 77% of those companies that have reported have exceeded estimates compared with the usual 60% that know how to underpromise and overdeliver," Farrell wrote.
Additionally, the Md72h and Md96h samples had generally higher Ace and Chao1 richness estimates compared with the samples Md02h, Md24h and Md48h (Table 1).
Electricity prices are forecast to rise 37% by 2010 above what they would have risen without Kyoto, according to government estimates (compared with the 15% rises forecast for Europe).
We discuss below how our elasticity estimates compare with the literature, including studies using different techniques.
In an overall pooled estimate, compared with the control group, BMCs therapy significantly improved the LVEF change from baseline to follow-up (WMD: 3.79%, 95% CI: 2.4 5.7%, P < 0.001; heterogeneity test: I2 = 82.7%, P < 0.001).
In this analysis, we observed higher median PFS estimate and similar median OS estimate compared with the corresponding estimates published in the two trials (Table 2).
Epidemiological studies of occupational groups are often confounded by a 'healthy worker effect', that is, a reduced overall risk estimate compared with the general population.
This is a conservative estimate compared with the estimates of 14.1 for males and 14.8 for females obtained by averaging the relative risks for ages ≥ 50 reported in Peto et al. [ 24].
