Sentence examples for Comparative figures from inspiring English sources

Comparative figures are harder to establish elsewhere.

Comparative figures from the International Labour Organisation from mid 2013 show Romania had a lower rate of unemployment (7.5%) than the UK (7.6%).

Comparative figures of nutrients in the Mun's water over a decade showed an increased total nitrogen (TN) and phosphorus (TP) ratio in the Lower Mun region (TN TP > 14).

Comparative figures show the change in ethnic makeup of students enrolled in the Long Beach Unified School District over 10 years.

Comparative figures for females were 5%, 0.3%, and 0.2% in Burkina Faso, Ghana, and Malawi respectively.

Comparative figures for breast, colorectal and lung cancers have also been provided.

Comparative figures for the 1999 2001 triennium are 5% clinical audits and 4% 3 pph.

Comparative figures for Western European countries are 10 and 15%, and for Northern European Countries they range from 15 to 33% (Liefbroer and Dourleijn 2006).

Let us discuss this result with a few comparative figures: The GREA apportionment would not exceed 2 ct/kWh (compared to a maximum of approx. 8 ct/kWh in the actual Energiewende, expected for around 2023).

The comparative figures tell a grim story of educational inequality.

Does Mr. Bloomberg know nothing about the comparative figures for attendance at cultural and sports events?