Sentence examples for analysing figures from the from inspiring English sources

The research was carried out by analysing figures from the Broadcasters Audience Research Boardd, which returns data from 11,500 viewers, and was done as part of the Ehrenberg Centre's wider research into marketing and markets.

The firm, which analysed figures from the Insolvency Service, said an increase in second and even third marriages was a factor.

There was a wince at Cameron's interpretation from the Demos researcher who analysed the figures from the Millennium Cohort – a large group of children born in 2000.

As the local election results continue to come in, the BBC's Jeremy Vine analyses the figures from the BBC's virtual studio.

BBC Sport has analysed the figures from all one-day international cricket from 1 January 2014 until the start of the World Cup, and the findings make grim reading for those hoping England will lift the trophy for the first time.

However, figures from the Land Registry analysed by the property firm LCP show that in the runup to the vote, sales of prime London property plummeted.

Moreover, in all of the trees inferred from DNA sequences, the Karenia/Karlodinium clade formed the earliest diverging lineage among the dinoflagellates included in the analyses (Figures 1, 3, 4); the tree inferred from amino acid sequences had an anomalous topology, whereby the Togula/Spiniferodinium clade formed the earliest diverging lineage (Figure 2).

Temporal evolution of FTIR analyses (Figure 3) on the reaction mixtures from the injection approach demonstrated the validity of our proposed reaction pathways of ligand replacements.

The figures from the Boston Consulting Group (B.C.G).

Enter, shuffling, the figures from the wings.

Consultancy Lowendalmasaï analysed spending figures from 29 of London's 33 councils over an eight-month period.