For example, estimates show that in the year 2006 >80 million people in the USA had one or more forms of CVD. 2 In 2009, CVD was responsible for 29% of all deaths in the Netherlands, taking second place after cancer (32%) as the most important cause of death.
For example, estimates of arthritis in COPD range from 22% [ 5] to 70% [ 23].
In the past, economic considerations for example, estimates of job losses in fishing industries—have sometimes trumped scientific advice on the sustainable harvests of fishing stocks.
For example, estimated exposure in 1991 for a child enrolled in 1990 is: [(6/7) × (estimated NO2 in 1991 at residence reported at enrollment) + (1/7) × (estimated NO2 in 1991 for residence reported in 1997)].
For example, estimated increases in mortality with a 10-μg/m increase in long-term PM2.5 were 7.35% (95% CI: 1.79, 13.21%) and 7.25% (95% CI: 1.69, 13.12%) when short-term PM2.5 was classified using lag0 or lag04, respectively.
For example, estimated intakes in sub-Saharan Africa ranged from 2.18 (2.05–2.32) g/day in Eastern sub-Saharan Africa to 2.76 (2.58–2.95) g/day in Western sub-Saharan Africa and estimated intake in Oceania was 2.48 (2.18–2.80) g/day.
Consider, for example, estimates of vital rates in the face of changing climates.
The Heatons, for example, estimate that in their two telecommuting sojourns they managed to do more traveling than they would have in 15 years of conventional vacations, even though it also meant that Mr. Heaton had to endure hardships like sending early morning e-mails from Polish truck stops and having teleconferences from a piazza in Rome.
Statistica, for example, estimated that in 2017 global spending on enterprise software alone was expected to reach 351 billion U.S. dollars, 'while IT services, the second largest segment behind communications services, [was] set to reach 922 billion U.S. dollars' (2017); others point to even higher numbers (ETCIO 2016).
For example, estimated decreases in HF resulting from an exposure to a PM2.5 increment of 10 μg/m in the previous studies were 24.1, 14.9, 19.3, and 5.1%.
