Sentence examples for accuracy of figures from inspiring English sources

In most cases, however, details of the incident and where it happened may be all that is required to optimise police intelligence and improve accuracy of figures; these are unlikely to breach patients' confidentiality.

But there is no all-party consensus on the accuracy of figures for how much Wales might be underfunded.

We do not see any issues with the accuracy of Figure 7B based on the PRECL database.

MPs from the Public Administration Committee have criticised the accuracy of official figures showing the number of people who are coming to live in Britain.

The Director testified that those figures represented 'an approximate number and, as I say, there is no way you can prove this because communications is an intangible business * * *.' Of course, assuming arguendo the accuracy of the figures given, there is no way of determining whether those figures are mutually inclusive or whether they represent different viewers on the different occasions.

For smaller states, the accuracy of the figures may suffer from having a relatively small number of transactions on which to base the index.

It is impossible to determine the accuracy of those figures, which the union's critics have said were inflated.

But Seema Iyer, a University of Baltimore professor who studies the city's neighborhoods, questioned the accuracy of the figures.

Given the difficulties facing businesses in poor areas, some critics question the accuracy of these figures.

But both the accuracy of the figures and any trends emerging from them have been called into question because of the voluntary reporting system.

Finally, the accuracy of the figures depends on state health departments, medical examiners and police departments sharing their data quickly and accurately with the national reporting system.