Sentence examples for research has estimated from inspiring English sources

The charity's own research has estimated an even higher number of mothers of multiples separated from their babies after birth, at 30%.

Honda, the carmaker and a leader in robot design and research, has estimated that a robot the size of a typical 12-year-old can do most household tasks, he said.

The scheme would be paid for through a 1% levy on hotel rooms in London, which House of Commons library research has estimated could raise in excess of £50m a year.

Research has estimated that the average US president's narcissism is about a standard deviation beyond the average citizen – and even higher than that of the average reality television star.

Prior research has estimated and evaluated the carbon balancing of HWPs globally [8], in EU countries [9], and in specific countries such as the United States [10], Canada [11, 12], Portugal [13], and Slovekia [14].

But rather than having deep implications for human nature, the authors of the new study suggest that chimpanzee homicide - which previous research has estimated to occur at a similar rate to that seen in hunter-gatherer human societies - goes up and down as a simple consequence of competition for resources.

Earlier research had estimated that 45 percent or more of children currently on the "autism spectrum" would not qualify under a new definition now being refined by psychiatric researchers — a finding that generated widespread anxiety among parents who rely on state-financed services for their children.

Alp Mehmet, of Migration Watch UK, said its own research had estimated about 50,000 a year would arrive.

Previous research had estimated that the Milky Way galaxy's so-called "Methuselah star" is up to 16 billion years old.

A report by the National Commission on Teaching and America's Future, a nonprofit research group, has estimated that about one million teachers could retire in the next four years.

The Tax Policy Center, a Washington research group, has estimated that the average family would see its tax bill go up $3,500 and its after-tax income drop 6.2 percent.