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Statistics (as compiled from the current press) that would seem to indicate an epidemic.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, March 9 , 1929P. 26 Statistics (as compiled from the current press) that would seem to indicate an epidemic.

The New Yorker, March 9, 1929 P. 26 Statistics (as compiled from the current press) that would seem to indicate an epidemic.

In the table below, I've provided average favorability ratings for recent vice-presidential selections, as compiled from the Web site PollingReport.com.

Click on a name, and the restaurant's Zagat entry -- complete with the familiar 0-to-30-point numerical ratings of food, décor and service as compiled from surveys mailed in by restaurantgoers -- quickly pops onto the phone's little screen.

The novel also felt too fractured, as if compiled from distractions rather than written through: there are lots of short, bitty paragraphs – often in single lines, which then run the risk of making the blank space between them seem melodramatic.

Traditional data, such as those compiled from surveys, are usually rigidly defined and contain minimal errors or omissions.

This analytical tool has been described previously as a method for refining the inherent specification of binding determinants from complex data sets such as those compiled from CFG glycan arrays [ 40].

Here, we evaluate the existence of such a trait pattern in liana leaves using published multispecies comparative studies as well as our own database compiled from 436 published single- and multispecies reports and five unpublished data sets (see Supplementary Data Bibliography).

Inherent properties of the substances relevant to exposure (water solubility, log K ow, Henry constant, persistency) as well as indications of aquatic toxicities (EC/LCx, predicted no-effect concentration (PNEC) values, classification and labelling, e.g. as R50/53) were compiled from multiple sources [24 33].