Examples of using Has estimated in English and their translations into German
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Ekström(2003) has estimated the earnings premium for various subgroups of participants around 10 years after they started AE.
Nestlé itself has estimated the impact of transport costs at 10% for 300 km for the most expensive still waters.
To ensure this, the Commission has estimated the consumption of sucralose
The Commission has estimated the total cost of the plan at ECU 122 million
The United Nations has estimated it would cost some 4,000Â billion euros.
while Machholz has estimated 6.8 mag.
The Company has estimated required exploration
Global Financial Integrity has estimated earlier that approximately half of the illicit flows originate in developing countries.
JPMorgan Chase has estimated that hedge fund outflows could total up to $150bn over the coming year.
Chapman has estimated that it is 81.9% likely that all of the above contingencies will be overcome.
A recent study has estimated that around 80% of golfing tourists have visited this coast at least once.
McKinsey has estimated that the global water market is the third or fourth largest commodity market in the world.
It has estimated abilities of the twelve years musician and has defined it in the Moscow conservatory in N. S.
A government report, confirming this decline, has estimated an average indebtedness of working class families of four months wages.
The Government has estimated that there are more than three million EU citizens and their families living in the UK.
The World Tourism Organization has estimated that the total number of outbound tourists from China will reach 100 million by 2020.
The company has estimated IMHO, that in 2016 year,
The Human Genome Project has estimated that humans have between 20,000 and 25,000 genes.
At least one study has estimated that North America fully absorbs its carbon dioxide emissions.
The Federal Office of Criminal Investigation has estimated the number of digital attacks on German companies at 300,000 a day.
