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The data, which The New York Times obtained from several pastors and analyzed, shows that 149 of the archdiocese's 413 parish churches fell short on all four benchmarks.

The country's first national health survey, conducted by the Medical Research Council of South Africa two years ago and now being analyzed, shows that obesity is widespread here, affecting nearly 20percentt of the population over the age of 15.

The empirical evidence analyzed shows that Mexican indigenous communities mainly export both agricultural products and crafts, which are products with constant economic scale.

The result of the data analyzed shows that the distance learning system is complementary institution to the conventional schools system, also that there is no significant different in job performance of teachers of distance learning system and the conventional school system.

Proteome analyzed shows that Medicago truncatula can detect of the two AHLs, 3-oxo-C16:1-HSL and 3-oxo-C12-HSL, resulting in significant changes in accumulation of over 150 proteins, which contribute to plants resistance, protein degradation and modification, and other metabolic procedures (Mathesius et al. 2003).

Data she's analyzed shows that lawyers and women with graduate business degrees start out relatively equal to men when it comes to pay, but the gap widens as women get older ― when life and babies intrude on career goals.

Some measurement results during an ESD stress on an I/O structure will be presented and analyzed showing that PCB trace and package induce the creation of new current paths.

The results, when analyzed, showed that laughing increased pain resistance, whereas simple good feeling in a group setting did not.

The federal data analyzed showed that power in those jurisdictions cost four cents a kilowatt-hour more than in regulated states, up from a two-cent price differential in 2000.

Documents that I obtained in late 2010 through the Freedom of Information Act, and have recently analyzed, show that annual spending on stimulants jumped to $39 million in 2010 from $7.5 million in 2001 — more than a fivefold increase.

The examples analyzed show that genetic algorithms provide a valuable tool for the optimal design of heat exchangers.