Sentence examples for scholarly estimates from inspiring English sources

Scholarly estimates, much cited in recent weeks, have put the Muslim population in the United States at as high as six million.

To this day, by various scholarly estimates, 50 percent to 95 percent of Haitians practice at least elements of voodoo, often in conjunction with Catholicism.

Despite the retreat of some volunteer infantry regiments, the heavy U.S. artillery fire turned back the Mexicans, and, by nightfall, they had suffered casualties of about 1,500 to Taylor's 700 (though scholarly estimates of these casualties vary widely).

These numbers are also hard to pin down, although by several scholarly estimates, Vietnamese military and civilian deaths ranged from 1.5 million to 3.8 million, with the U.S.-led campaign in Cambodia resulting in 600,000 to 800,000 deaths, and Laotian war mortality estimated at about 1 million.

Scholarly estimates of the Jewish population of this era range from 700,000 to 5,000,000 in Palestine and from 2,000,000 to 5,000,000 in the Diaspora, the prevailing opinion being that about one-tenth of the population of the Mediterranean world at the beginning of the Christian era was Jewish.

According to some scholarly estimates, in the 19th Century, at the height of the form's popularity, women were contributing around 70% of ghost stories published in British and American magazines.

The time wasted trying to access them is a tax on human progress and on the development and dissemination of new scholarly knowledge.By estimating the average amount of time wasted by researchers trying to gain access to a single article, I've calculated that research output equivalent to around 11,500 academics is lost each year.

Two recent scholarly studies have estimated that these two wars will ultimately cost American taxpayers from $4 trillion to $6 trillion.

We have also highlighted the huge variability in review quality, effect estimates, and scholarly citations.

AEI's Form 990 from 2009, as reported to the Internal Revenue Service, indicates that Mr. Andrew Biggs received $140,100 in salary for his scholarly work, which is estimated at 50 hours per week.

The announcement follows on the heels of several scholarly papers that found federal estimates significantly undercount the amount of methane emitted in the country and that methane emissions during well preparation for natural gas drilling were much lower than projected.