Sentence examples for a correct figure for from inspiring English sources

Age had no effect on accuracy of population ovarian cancer risk figures but younger women were more likely to give a correct figure for population breast cancer risk (<50 years, 43%; ⩾50 years, 23%; P=0.001; χ).

Mr. Newman may have been off a tad, since the correct figure for the soap is 99.44 percent.

A rough calculation of purchasing power parity suggests the correct figure for Chinese defense spending could be double official estimates.

The correct figure for Mauritius is 14.7 road deaths per 100,000 inhabitants, not 43.9.

The company also says that the correct figure for Kamps' contribution to Barilla's €480m operating profit last year is €67m, not zero as previously stated.In this section A high-speed revolution The diddle kingdom No ketchup, please A change of tune Where would Jesus queue?

The correct figure for the percentage of Brazilians surveyed who agreed that women who dress in a revealing way "deserve to be attacked" was actually 26% they said - not 65%.

This will allow you to make sure you have the correct figure for standard deviation.

This article was amended on 1 September 2013 to reflect the correct figures for the current living wage (£7.45) and the current minimum wage (£6.19).

BP to widen TNK-BP sale talks beyond Russian oligarchs was amended to correct figures for the offer the Alfa Access Renova consortium is expected to make for BP's stake in a joint venture.

This article was amended on 11 February and 5 March 2019 to correct figures for UK imports of wine from New Zealand and Germany: 0.8m hl and 0.7m hl respectively, not 800m hl and 700m hl as stated in an earlier version.

An earlier version of this column gave the correct figures for the percentage of whites, Hispanics and African-Americans who are married, but by reversing the terms lower and higher and single and married made it sound like the numbers referred to the percentage of singles in those groups.