Sentence examples for estimates of us from inspiring English sources

The large differences in survival estimates of US populations and Philippine residents highlight the deficiencies of paediatric cancer care delivery in the Philippines.

Although it is commonly accepted that the US spends more on health care as a percent of its gross domestic product than any other country (17.9% of gross domestic product in 2011 22), the apparent difference between estimates of US and European cost savings reported in this CMA may be due to different cost-accounting methods used in the US versus Europe.

Over the 15-year window, the seven scenarios build on a baseline involving estimates of US corn grain yields forecasted as a result of a moderate effect of technological influence along with 2011 current practices in ethanol processing and livestock feeding.

Since publication, the US Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction significantly revised its estimates of US counternarcotics contracting totals.

Estimates of US radiographic doses are uncertain because not all relevant details, such as number of retakes, were considered (Preston-Martin and Pogoda, 2003).

In a recent report, the Kaplan-Meier (K-M) risk estimates of US National Institutes of Health, Division of AIDS (DAIDS) [ 18] Grade 3/4 ALT elevations were 9.9%and2.8%8%, respectively, in patients treated with TPV/r or RTV-boosted comparator PIs (CPI/r) in the large Phase III RESIST trials at 48 weeks [ 19].

Earlier traders in New York had been taken unawares when the Department of Commerce published its third estimate of US first quarter growth.

Meanwhile, a flash estimate of US industry in the third quarter from Markit showed that output has barely been rising over the summer.

Under Lynch and Gabriel model, no selection occurs in the experiment and a linear decline in log mean fitness is expected over time, which translates into an estimate of Us, the mutational load.

In fact, an estimated 800,000 of us now spend at least three months a year abroad, on top of the two million or so Brits who live in foreign parts permanently.

According to Hersh and colleagues [ 13], an estimated 21% of US women take hormone replacement medication.