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Meanings of estimated in English

Russian
оценка в управлении проектом
Catalan
estimació

In project management, rough calculation or informed guess.

оценка в управлении проектом
Usage of estimated in English
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Case fatality rates were estimated for clinically diagnosed and culture confirmed cases.
Pubmed
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The government estimated that the scheme will cover almost four million farmers.
Reuters
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An estimated 1 million homes remain unsold after the property market crashed.
Reuters
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Their trade in Europe is estimated to be worth millions of euros.
The Guardian
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Main outcome measures: Overall and progression-free survival were estimated by Kaplan-Meier method.
Pubmed
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Therefore the risk of the individual patient can not precisely be estimated.
Pubmed
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The estimated model can be used as a framework for future research.
Pubmed
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Free sugars content in food was estimated based on previously established databases.
Pubmed
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Lawmakers said an estimated 60 million U.S. workers have mandatory arbitration agreements.
Reuters
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More than 3 million people are estimated to have seen this work.
The Guardian
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This is up from an estimated 35 per cent five years ago.
The Irish Times
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The time available to implement successful control measures against epidemics was estimated.
Pubmed
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Last month it said cash flow was estimated at 18 million euros.
Reuters
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Oregon's wolf population is now estimated to number more than 60 animals.
Reuters
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The spatial resolution was estimated using the images of two point sources.
Pubmed
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It's estimated eight million tonnes of plastic enter our oceans each year.
BBC
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estimació
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