Sentence examples for estimates for avoiding from inspiring English sources

In a recent study using a national survey, Naumann et al. ([2011]) found the same trend among younger and older drivers with similar proportions for avoiding driving at night (50% for older drivers versus 23% for younger drivers), but slightly higher estimates for avoiding driving on high speed roads (29% for older drivers versus 17% for younger drivers).

The estimates for avoiding high WC were similar to those for physical inactivity.

Costs were calculated in Euros for patients submitted to conventional techniques and to EBUS/EUS-FNA, and estimated for avoided surgical procedures.

After analyzing laser-precise data on more than 1.6 million Tour putts, they estimated that this preference for avoiding a negative (bogey) more than gaining an equal positive (birdie) — known in economics as loss aversion — costs the average pro about one stroke per 72-hole tournament, and the top 20 golfers about $1.2 million in prize money a year.

For example, Zmirou et al. [ 18] estimated per capita CAP as ranging between $13.85 and $23.66 in three metropolitan areas of the Rhône-Alpes region in France, whereas Rozan [ 20] estimated the mean WTP for avoiding disutility due to morbidity (a component of total societal cost) at half of the total cost, or about $46.83, in Strasbourg, France.

In Mexico City they are upgrading their lighting and estimate that by 2012 the annual energy savings will be a whopping 11 million kwh, not only saving the city a ton of money in the long run, but also giving bragging rights for avoiding an estimated 65,000 tonnes in greenhouse gas emissions since 2005.

Thus, a range in estimates was provided for avoided flooding costs.

However, Industrial Economics Inc. (unpublished data) has derived an estimate of WTP to avoid a minor respiratory restricted activity day, using estimates from Tolley et al. (1986) of WTP for avoiding a combination of coughing, throat congestion, and sinusitis.

For avoiding broth condensation, the loss of water during the evaporation process was estimated by weighting.

Great for avoiding landfill.

Health benefits are calculated either by estimating direct costs associated with avoided illnesses or by assessing the public's willingness to pay for avoided illnesses.