Sentence examples for of research estimates from inspiring English sources
eMarketer, which bases its forecasts on analysis of research estimates and methodologies from multiple firms who monitor the smartphone market, estimates Apple took a 28% share of the US smartphone user market in 2010, just above the 24% of users who use a device running Android.
There has been an emerging body of research estimating the stability in levels of self-control across different sections of the life course.
The work, an extension of that MAC research, estimates that the cost to existing British workers of new arrivals is much lower.
But the massive expansion in the sweet spot hitting area of the bat (research estimates this to have increased from three inches vertically to eight inches) means that moderate and even mediocre batsmen are able to hit sixes with shots that might otherwise have seen their dismissal.
At the present rate of churn, Innosight's research estimates three-quarters of today's S&P 500 will be replaced by 2027.
To integrate research estimates of the hours of informal and formal care provided to dementia patients according to the severity of disease and patient location/care setting.
Participants for the portion of the research estimating the prevalence/incidence of perinatal mood disorders and AD (N = 347) were recruited proportionally from a geographically defined area.
But an impact assessment published by the Government last week admits that its numbers don't cater for any rise in flooding as a result of climate change – despite a separate piece of Government research estimating that 800,000 residential properties could be exposed to a significant risk of coastal or river flooding by the 2020s.
This may include narrowing the scope of the research, estimating costs and determining the feasibility of the proposed project.
In space research, estimates of health risks from high-LET radiation, as well as from mixed fields are needed.
However, there is no stringent verification system to prove the age of Facebook users and some research estimates just over a third – 34% – of 9 to 12-year-olds in the UK have a profile on the social network.
