Examples of using Various estimates in English and their translations into Russian
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According to various estimates, every rouble of public investment brings in four or five roubles in private capital.
Removal of humus from arable horizon by plants, according to various estimates, is between from 20 to 45.
Various estimates suggest there are 50 to 100 cortical minicolumns in a hypercolumn, each comprising around 80 neurons.
There is no agreement on how to estimate the contribution of the shadow economy to annual GDP in the transition economies and various estimates abound.
Today, according to various estimates, from 15 to 30% of the total number of migrants will return.
The unattractive trends waits for many aggrieved investors of this HYIP, which, by various estimates, about 50 000 people.
The article are discussed various estimates of the informal employment in Russia,
According to various estimates, some 50 per cent of water networks
According to various estimates, as a result of the shooting, 50 to 300 soldiers were killed.
According to various estimates, the aggregate military budget of the world in 2006 varies from $948.5 billion to $1.2 trillion.
The road map, according to various estimates, will give the neighboring republic an increase in the economy to 10.
Now the share structure of PIK Karimov, according to various estimates, from 35% to 45%,
At that time, the messenger's Russian audience stood, by various estimates, at 6 to 10 million users.
Different Ukrainian institutions have various estimates on the number of Ukrainian nationals living abroad,
Because of them, according to various estimates, up to 60 million people died in a few years.
The metadata will provide the necessary coherence between the various estimates and tools leading to the production of the statistical information.
Various estimates suggest that greater gains are expected from reducing distortions in market access in agriculture trade than reducing distortion in agricultural domestic support.
Grönwall's inequality is an important tool to obtain various estimates in the theory of ordinary
Various estimates have put the Kolyma death-toll from 1930 to the mid 1950s between 250,000 and over a million people.
Various estimates suggest that between 47 million and 84 million people fell into, or were trapped in, extreme poverty because of the global crisis.