Sentence examples for usual estimates from inspiring English sources
The report assumes Britain has 2.9m Muslims now (far higher than the usual estimates, which suggest 2.4m at most), rising to 5.6m by 2030.
Labour costs are a high proportion of most developed economy businesses (usual estimates range from 60% to 70% of total costs – to over 80% for some financial services companies).
Compete (as usual) estimates lower numbers but shows a similar growth pattern, as does Google Trends.
The usual estimates of risk associated with BAC derived from case-control studies depend on the provision of driver BAC for virtually all case (crash-involved drivers) and control (drivers on the road) samples.
However, the usual estimates are no longer valid because medication costs are plummeting.
First, the usual estimates of background available to the analyst simply do not measure the appropriate background.
A mere 150-200 years is their usual estimate.
The group estimated that car travel would constitute 87percentt of holiday trips this year, compared with the usual estimate of 80percentt.
The study assumed that 2.72 vaccinated people in a million would die of complications, while the usual estimate is 1 or 2 in a million.
The usual estimate is that about 85,000 people die early each year in England and Wales due to illnesses caused by sedentary living, mainly heart disease, type 2 diabetes and various cancers.
Based on basic science evidence for strong habituation of amygdala response to repeated stimuli, we investigated whether a quantification of habituation provides additional information beyond the usual estimate of the overall mean activity.
