A table of the relevant endorsements follows below.
The paper, based on recordings of twenty-five male subjects, contained a table of the relevant data.
Now, Enders Analysis has assembled a table of the national news audience, combining TV, radio, newspapers and online.
SOMETIMES, and on some blogs, a table of the year's most popular posts will reveal which events dominated the news.
I found a book in the science library that gave me what I craved: a table of the quarks and all of their properties: charge, mass... then weird stuff.
Over the last few months he has measured the uteruses of 5,000 women using ultrasound and drawn up a table of the average ratio of a uterus's length to its width for different age bands.
Wilson had access to Joyce's private "schema," a table of the Homeric parallels around which the novel is constructed, but so did Stuart Gilbert, whose later, book-length study of "Ulysses" Hyman accused Wilson of stealing from.
The Global Cities Business Alliance examined rental costs in 15 major cities around the globe, and Forbes has published a table of the findings, showing the cities where rent is least affordable compared to salary.
When he was three, I got a shower curtain that had a table of the elements and I tried to get him reading as many science-related books as possible.
"What we don't want is a table of all our school friends, and a table of the most fabulous fashion people".
Colgate publishes a table of the number of students receiving aid at various income levels, and there are indeed students across the socioeconomic spectrum who qualify for aid.
