Sentence examples for estimates done from inspiring English sources

On the basis of estimates done by the Director, the showers have around 60 users per day on average, with a prevalence of foreigners (80%).

With an application on the UK, this paper shows that myopic planning might result in delayed strategic investments and in considerably higher costs for achieving decarbonisation targets compared to estimates done with perfect foresight optimisation energy models.

Estimates done between 2005 and 2008 suggest that 28.5% of diabetics over the age of 40 in the United States had diabetic retinopathy and vision-threatening problems [ 42].

The estimates done in the 1990s estimated the number of IDUs in Nepal in the range of 2,500 4,000, of whom 2,000 were said to be in Kathmandu Valley and 1,200 in Pokhara.

The language used for indicating help-seeking intentions was adjusted for in analyses 3 and 5. Rough head-count estimates done at the administration sites were compared with the number of questionnaires that were returned by the participants and this indicated that the participation rate was very high (approaching 100%%).

Poisson regression, with a value of one attributed to each participant's follow-up time to obtain prevalence ratio estimates (done on all subjects and then separately among the HIV-positive and HIV-negative mothers), was used to assess factors associated with SGA and preterm delivery.

Cost estimates do not include bioinformatics processing.

Estimates do not reflect commissions.

Estimates do exist for the three species.

Spring sales estimates don't suggest pessimism.

Big estimates don't necessarily mean big prices.