Sentence examples for estimates received by from inspiring English sources

Estimates received by the SSRB indicate that "the average gap in the long term between RPI and CPI will be 1.4 percentage points, so after the first year of retirement (when this change of uprating takes effect) pensions are likely to be worth on average 1.4 per cent less each year than if they had been uprated by RPI.

While the washing machine was quoted at £1,291.99, another estimate received by Hussein shows that the exact same item could be supplied for just £380 – a £912 saving.

The World Health Organization, which estimated doses received by the public in the first year after the accident, has said that residents of Namie and Iitate received up to 50 millisieverts' worth of radiation exposure each, more than double a government-set emergency limit for civilians of 20 millisieverts.

In this paper the method of calculation is described, the results of dose equivalent rate in the areas of interventions are summarized and discussed and finally, these results are applied to estimate doses received by personnel during interventions.

This result may portend, in the clinical routine, an important potential difference between the data of standard radionuclide exposure monitoring based on classic individual dosimetry in the proximal phalanx and the estimated radiation received by the distal phalanx.

A dose of 20 μg/kg was chosen based on the range of estimated doses received by human infants receiving vaccines during the first 6 months of life.

On December 18th the Russian government could, by some estimates, receive more than $3 billion when it sells its 74.95% stake in Slavneft, an oil company comfortably the biggest sum ever raised in a Russian privatisation.Russia has come a long way since the days when "privatisation" meant deals done in private by aspiring billionaires.

Then the researchers applied formulas from the United States Environmental Protection Agency and other sources to estimate the doses received by humans, and calculated the potential health effects.

In particular, we show that PHITS can be used for estimating the dose received by aircrews and personnel in space.

8 10 However, despite an estimated £308.5 million received by external management consultants from the NHS in 2007 2008, 11 there remains scepticism about the benefits of using these services.

The estimated mean dose received by the thyroid gland varies between 0.1 and 43 Gy in repeated exposure at high-dose rates (Table 1).