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Current benefit rates are still based on figures for household expenditure obtained in the 1940s for Beveridge, when calico and candles were essential items.

The recommendations will be based on figures for the total UK electorate announced by the Office for National Statistics as 44.7 million people.

The population increases and decreases are based on figures for 2000 and on 1990 data for the state that were adjusted to make up for the estimated undercounting.

The population numbers are based on figures for 2000 and on 1990 data that were adjusted to make up for undercounting and overcounting in the 1990 census.

Based on figures for the first 11 months of the year, the trade deficit for 1999 is on course to reach $267 billion, about $100 billion more than 1998, which was itself a record year.

The exercise was based on figures for the three seasons between 2008 and 2011 and both clubs remain confident of complying when the first assessments begin for real next spring.

This article was amended on 16 February 2015 to clarify that the figure for benefit fraud is based on figures from both the Department for Work and Pensions and HMRC.

Compared with August last year, the sales fell 6.3percentt, based on figures adjusted for inflation.

In 1995 the nation's six biggest mainline Protestant denominations had 21.3 million members, down 25% from 1965, based on figures compiled for Forbes by David Roozen, director of the Hartford Seminary Center for Social & Religious Studies.; In no sense does Willow Creek fill the yawning gap, but its congregation is growing.

We constructed three family economy indicators (based on figures adjusted for inflation, 2007 = 100).

Because the small sample size meant that the groups may not have been well balanced at baseline, effect sizes were also calculated based on figures adjusted for baseline variables.