Sentence examples for findings estimate from inspiring English sources

"Our markets remain rigged by illegal free music," says Frances Moore, Chief Executive of the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, whose latest findings estimate that a massive 32% of all internet users still regularly access unlicensed music sites.

Their findings estimate the "technical potential" of rooftop solar production in the U.S. to be 1,118 gigawatts of capacity, which amount to 39percentt of national electricity sales and is nearly double what previous studies estimated.

Some research findings estimate the population of sambar deer to be around 1500 to 2000, possibly more than the carrying capacity of the plains.

Our findings estimate the range of PPH specific MMRs and total number of maternal deaths that could result from four different scenarios with varying levels of misoprostol coverage.

However, those disagreeing with these findings estimate that only 20 46 % of patients would show a rise in ST during the course without negative consequences for the effectiveness of the treatment [ 1, 11, 28].

Cattermole 2009 [109] 1368 Hong Kong P 1 to 12 years MAC, Broselow tape, foot length None 1 N/A Findings: Estimates of weight can be based on MAC.

A three-judge panel for the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit then vacated that decision, after the judges found that "the district court failed to make factual findings estimating the number of women burdened by the statute".

The following data at initial presentation were recorded: age, gender, ethnicity, clinical and laboratory findings, estimated glomerular filtration rate (GFRe), and histopathology based on renal biopsy.

Data provided by the U.S. Institute of Medicine (IOM), showing similar findings, estimates that the death toll from avoidable medical errors occurring in US hospitals is between 44,000 and 98,000 [ 1].

The correlation of B-cell ratio ≥5 with anti-SSA and abnormal SGB findings, estimated using Cohen's kappa coefficient, was moderate (kappa = 0.35 and 0.30, respectively).

Consistent with our findings, estimates of variance components were shown to be associated with considerable imprecision in previous studies on muscle activity during assembly work [ 3, 4] and on posture and electromyography data from short-cycle manual handling [ 6].