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Less than 1percentt of the population — one rough estimate is perhaps one-third of 1percentt — is transgender, a far smaller share than is gay.

And once you take the effects of public spending on private employment into account, a rough estimate is that the unemployment rate would be 1.5 percentage points lower than it is, or below 7 percent — significantly better than the Reagan economy at this stage.

In order for a group to be considered potentially solid, a rough estimate is that the sum of its external impossibilities (the number of associations rejected by a group) must be greater than the sum of its internal impossibilities.

So my rough estimate is that the number of grains of sand on the Earth is a number with 27 digits.

For the entire Pacific Island region a very rough estimate is well above 200,000 – a lot if one considers that the formal economy in Pacific Island countries employs not much more than 500,000 (World Bank 2006).

▪ Assuming certain decomposition rates a rough estimate is made for the carbon stock levels of the dead biomass.

"We haven't yet got the final figures but my very rough estimate is that we've had about 700,000 applications and it's about seven times oversubscribed," Cable told MPs.

Having monitored 400 total exploration wells drilled last year, Kapadia's rough estimate is that the industry discovered 20 billion barrels of conventional oil (and equivalent natural gas) last year, against global consumption of 50 billion barrels worth.

A rough estimate is that the frequency of two different folds converging to a similar statistically significant side-chain pattern is ∼1% (Russell, 1998).

This rough estimate is, in general, larger than the actual amplitude of the mixture partial.

A rough estimate is that it equals 30 to 35 words.