Sentence examples for estimates of which from inspiring English sources

The CUA uses an estimation of quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) gained as outcome measurement, estimates of which are given in Table 1.

The economic impacts are determined by the availability of low carbon fuels, estimates of which can vary widely.

The younger generation is not willing to bear the extraordinary cost of reunification, estimates of which range wildly between one trillion and three trillion dollars.

But burgeoning surpluses -- estimates of which have risen by trillions of dollars since Mr. Bradley proposed his idea -- make a Bradley-like program affordable.

Based on these figures, table 2 contains our estimates of which countries' banks own Greek public debt.The "low" figure is calculated using the weight of each country's total exposure to Greece in the BIS figures.

Abbot's most important scientific legacies are the establishment of the modern value of the solar constant previous estimates of which had ranged widely at 1.93 calories per square centimetre per minute on a theoretical surface outside the atmosphere and his emphasis on the question of its variation.

If county officials are able to increase the sales tax next year, it will raise about $91 million in new revenue, they estimate, of which the county will get $67.1 million.

The Chilean quake will ultimately cost the industry $6 billion to $10 billion, he estimated, of which "we'll pick up a small amount".

If we apply each team's historical draft performance to the expected values of their 2017 picks, we can make a very, very rough estimate of which teams are going to add the most talent this year.

It just has an estimate from a consulting company about what might be there, called a "contingent resource estimate," of which we are quite skeptical.

Although this is not a perfect number (some companies shown might have power, while omitted companies may not), it is a rough estimate of which startups might be without power.