The figures show a steady decline in the numbers of white pupils since the mid-1990s and a broadly stable number of black pupils, but a sharply rising number of pupils identified as Hispanic.
Looking more broadly, a number of other indicators point in the other direction.
There are, broadly, any number of cognitive faculties and attributes that may be built out of or be produced by atoms, Gassendi suggests, countering Lactantius's complaint that the 'senses, thought, memory, the mind, genius, [or] reason' cannot so be constructed.
The patient has a broadly constant number of admissions year on year within the study period.
Unsurprisingly, state-based variation broadly reflected number of consumers but variation differed by keyword searched for on Google.
On a single-transcript level, 39 (energy cane) to 48 (alfalfa) GH transcripts were significantly (p < 0.01) upregulated in biomass-grown versus glucose-grown cultures, while a broadly comparable number of transcripts (53 sorghum–66 corn stover) were significantly downregulated.
The Chiche and Flaherty trials have broadly similar numbers of patients (in fact, the numbers are somewhat higher in the Flaherty trial) but the smaller P value occurs in the Chiche study, which suggests that the effect of intravenous nitrate is much larger than that in the Flaherty study (67% versus 17% reduction in mortality).
Seen broadly, the numbers offer another insight into China's changing economy.
Given the abysmal way female sexual assault survivors are treated by the criminal justice system – and society more broadly – these numbers shouldn't be shocking.
Paul Kavanagh, a partner at Killik & Company, a brokerage firm in London, said of Vodafone's earnings report: "Broadly, these numbers were better than expected".
The European Commission's latest forecasts, which were also published this week, contained broadly similar numbers.In this section The bucks stop here Mercy strain'd Who let the bears out?
