Sentence examples for most studies estimating from inspiring English sources

Most studies estimating the percentage of patients with HZ who develop PHN are retrospective.

Most studies estimating costs of periodontal care focus on cost of specific periodontal treatment modalities [ 13- 15] but not the cost of managing the whole spectrum of the disease itself.

To date, most studies estimating heritability in the wild have focused on species for which parent offspring relationships can be observed, most notably ungulates and birds (Garant et al. 2005; Pelletier et al. 2007).

Most studies estimating GFR in the elderly have used equations based on serum creatinine; nevertheless, it is well known that the decreased muscle mass frequently occurring in the elderly affects creatinine generation and influences estimates [ 3, 4].

Most studies estimating fishing-induced selection differentials acting on adaptive life-history traits have focused on commercially exploited species (Rowell et al. 1989; Rijnsdorp 1993a; Miller and Kapuscinski 1994; Sinclair et al. 2002; Williams and Shertzer 2005; Andersen et al. 2007; Hutchings and Rowe 2008).

Most studies estimate that more than 10 million undocumented immigrants live in our country.

Yet most studies estimate a much lower figure.

Before the mid-1980's, most studies estimated the prevalence of autism at fewer than 5 cases for every 10,000 children.

Curry also makes the mistake of arguing that the rate of sea level rise during 1930 1950 was similar to that in recent years (most studies estimate that it was lower), which she implies tells us something about the current rise in ocean heat content.

Most studies estimate heterogeneous ALMP treatment effects for several subgroups, one of them is immigrants.

Most studies estimate that the bioenergy contribution in the EU will increase to more than 10% after 2020 and to more than 20% on the longer term [5].