Sentence examples for estimates of the problem from inspiring English sources

A 2013 study found that the U.S. government had slashed its own estimates of the problem from 50,000 victims to 17,500 in just three years without explaining how the numbers were calculated in the first place.

"It would not be useful to devote substantial resources to refining estimates of the problems' overall prevalence," the authors write.

They commissioned the study in an effort to get an accurate estimate of the problem.

Moreover, the closest thing to a national estimate of the problem continues to be an unpublished report by the Department of Health and Human Services comparing reports of infant abandonment in 1991 and 1998.

It is vital that a true estimate of the problem is established using standardised definitions of wound infection and at the same time determine best practice when treating dehisced perineal wounds.

By and estimates of the parabolic problem [18], we conclude that (3.18).

Future research should learn lessons from other fields and use appropriate, representative sampling strategies to give much more reliable estimates of the pollution problem.

"The estimated scale of the problem in modern Britain is shocking and these new figures starkly reinforce the case for urgent action".

Results obtained indicate that the proposed approaches provide accurate and computationally efficient estimates of the RDO problems.

Furthermore, none of the previous studies after disasters have examined whether selective response biased the prevalence estimates of the health problems among survivors.

In addition, if respondents systematically differ from non-respondents, deleting incomplete observations might introduce bias in the prevalence estimates of the health problems [ 5, 6].