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40 While this study did not capture individuals accessing PrEP through demonstration projects or OLEs, the total number of PrEP users in the US at that time was undoubtedly much lower than the 500,000 that the CDC estimates would benefit from this strategy.

There was agreement last week that home health care aides make up the bulk of the up to 3,000 low-paid workers Mr. Bishop estimated would benefit from the law.

The administration estimates it would benefit 4.5 million Americans when put fully into effect.

Several uncertainties exist in our estimates which would benefit from more data.

State officials estimate that it would benefit 325,000 people who lack insurance coverage for drugs.

In light of these facts, future studies to estimate melamine exposure would benefit from the use of more realistic time and temperature values.

Previously published estimates suggested the exemption would benefit about 700 out of 1,600 affected companies.

The government estimates that land reform would benefit some 4.5 million families -- both agricultural workers and city slum-dwellers.

The Canadian parliamentary budget office estimated that the scheme would benefit only 15% of Canadian households.

The agency estimated that 80,600 people would benefit from the policy, or 0.32% of passengers carried by Canada's main airlines, at a annual cost of C$8.6m based on 2005 data.

Mr. Silver, who is sponsoring the measure with Assemblyman Keith L. T. Wright, also a Manhattan Democrat, estimated that the increase would benefit one million New Yorkers — those making less than the proposed amount, and others making slightly more, whose salaries would be adjusted to keep them above the minimum wage.