Sentence examples for programmes estimates from inspiring English sources

As abnormality rates (and cancer incidence rates) vary greatly between screening programmes, estimates presented here cannot be extrapolated to other settings.

These programmes estimated 2.2 to 20 community health workers per 1000 on ART (50 to 445 patients per staff member).

Our results in US Medicaid programmes estimated a larger increase than in Canada, in both absolute and percentage terms.

The managers for these programmes estimated that there were a total of 42900 female sex workers in the areas covered by these programmes in this fiscal year.

Most previous cost-effectiveness models of population-based CTC screening programmes estimate that CTC is less cost-effective than alternative methods [ 64, 68– 73].

An American neuroscientist interviewed for the programme estimates that a very high proportion of those incarcerated in US jails suffer from this neurological defect.

It's not as bad as then, but the World Food Programme estimates a third of the population will go hungry this year without emergency aid.

The UN's World Food Programme estimates that 1.2m (out of 31m) Kenyans are on the verge of starvation in the arid north.

However the CSED programme estimates that 120 councils are developing reablement schemes - some provided jointly with NHS partners; others provided within adult social care, but with easy access to health expertise.

Both contenders say that, though the state's debts are huge, its assets are even greater and lots (the People of Freedom programme estimates €700 billion, or $1 trillion) could be sold.

A study of the Bureau of Land Management range programme estimates that 60% of its rangelands have lost half their native plants and grasses.If ranching is a bad case of agricultural welfare-dependency, sugar is worse.