Sentence examples for study that estimated from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, the European Union released a study that estimated the worldwide cost of junk e-mail at $8 billion annually.

Samuelsson also referred to a 2014 study that estimated a saving equivalent to 2% of US GDP, or more than $400bn, in lower yearly accident-related costs if all cars were self-driving.

The World Health Organization on Wednesday waded into the controversial subject of Iraqi civilian deaths, publishing a study that estimated that the number of deaths from the start of the war through June 2006 was at least twice as high as the oft-cited Iraq Body Count.

That affects New York more than other places, because it has a very high percentage of legal immigrants, in contrast with states like Texas, Illinois and even North Carolina and Arizona, he added, citing an earlier study that estimated the percentage of immigrants who are legally in New York at more than 80percentt, compared with about 50percentt in many other states.

He cited a recent Nielsen study that estimated five million households do not have TV sets, adding that "50 percent of those homes have heads of households under 35".

Alvarez cited a Rock Health study that estimated there was about $4.5 billion in venture capital investments in digital health last year, and a quarter of that went into biosensing products, like her company's.

They point to a study that estimates actual damages at hundreds of times higher.

We just wrote about the recent eMarketer study that estimates online ad spending will come in at $31.3 billion this year thanks to an upswing in display ads.

For carbon dioxide, there are plenty of studies that estimate the cost to society of this type of pollution.

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That study estimated that poor Americans spent about a third of their after-tax money on food.