Sentence examples for this research estimates from inspiring English sources

[But] this research estimates a doubling in the numbers of mediation cases.

This research estimates the impact of the restructuring process on electricity prices for industrial consumers.

This research estimates the prevalence of severe stress among rural Chinese males and identifies sociodemographic and psychological correlates.

This research estimates the economic cost of skin cancer in the Australian state of New South Wales.

This research estimated a model of how a student's behavior, both in and out of the classroom, affects his/her success in calculus whereby success was defined as a multi-faceted construct comprised of Enjoyment, Confidence, Mindset, and Achievement.

Thus, we in this research estimate both the unblurred HDR image I ′ x,y) and the image motion Δ u(t) and Δ v t) simultaneously from the variable exposure image I x,y) and the exposure time image T x,y).

This research estimated direct and indirect costs of CFS and the impact on educational attainment using a population-based, case-control study between September 2004 and July 2005, Georgia, USA.

To meet this, recent research estimates rubber plantations in south-east Asia will have to expand by 8.5m hectares by 2024, with potentially "catastrophic" consequences for forests, primates and endangered birds.

But the massive expansion in the sweet spot hitting area of the bat (research estimates this to have increased from three inches vertically to eight inches) means that moderate and even mediocre batsmen are able to hit sixes with shots that might otherwise have seen their dismissal.

This research presents estimates on the costs and effects of various combinations of available intervention strategies for colorectal cancer across regions using standardised methods, data sources and tools [ 2- 10] that have been developed by the WHO-CHOICE (CHOosing Interventions that are Cost Effective) program.

Cabinet Office research estimates there are about 140,000 such families in Britain, defined as "experiencing multiple disadvantage".