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Nielsen is solving that by using data provided by Facebook to identify the characteristics of the online viewers.

By using data provided by the Italian Institute of Health, 1 we can estimate the total annual social cost to be about 60 million Euros per year.

The objective of this study was to provide an estimate of the incidence of HIV infection in this Italian region by using data provided by the routine surveillance system and TRIs, using the method proposed by Karon et al. [ 17].

Daily photoperiod and insolation prior to and after ICU admission were estimated for each patient by using data provided by the United States Naval Observatory and National Aeronautics and Space Administration and direct measurement of light gradient from outside to bedside for each ICU room.

At HCA in 2006, slightly more than a quarter of the payments it received from Medicare were for patients classified in the two highest-paying categories, far behind the 58 percent reported at other hospitals, according to an analysis of Medicare payments by The Times, using data provided by the American Hospital Directory.

Under this scheme, all digital content would be "watermarked", and estimates of downloads would be made using data provided by content providers.

Using data provided by the FBI, a report by the Violence Policy Center, an organization that conducts research on American violence, analyzed every instance in which a lone man killed a woman in 2014.

The chart below, using data provided by Bloomberg New Energy Finance, shows the gulf between the money raised by oil, gas and coal companies and the money raised by renewable energy companies over the past decade.

New York State is also using data provided by hospitals to compare hospitals.

Comet already offers price comparisons on other items, like books and computers, using data provided by MySimon and Cnet.

In the late nineteen-eighties, LeCun taught computers how to read handwritten digits using data provided by the United States Postal Service; many A.T.M.s now use LeCun's techniques to automatically read checks.