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Against that backdrop, the BBC has discovered a shortfall in its forecast income for 2016-17: a total of about £3.7bn collected largely from licence fee payers is £150m less than had been forecast.

Under the program, homeowners in certain zones are required to buy policies from insurance companies — about 90 provide it — and the government pays for flood damage with federal funds collected largely from homeowner premiums.

According to a study by Merrilee Zetaruk of the Pan Am Sports Medical Center in Canada based on data collected largely from the 1990s, the number of injuries in competitive women's gymnastics were as high as 200 per 100 gymnasts per year.

A limitation of our study is that data were collected largely from two chest pain clinics, potentially limiting the transferability of the findings, although the clinicians in the research team thought that the clinics were not atypical compared to others they had experienced.

A limitation of our study is that data were collected largely from two chest pain clinics, potentially limiting the transferability of the findings, although the clinicians in the research team thought that the clinics were not atypical compared to others had experienced.

Twenty-five percent of the city's revenue comes from sales taxes collected largely at four large retail centers, including a six-year-old, upscale outdoor promenade, Bay Street Emeryville, home of Elements.

REC estimates are based on samples collected largely during 1998 2001.

Lady Eccles financed her collecting largely from her own family fortune.

Social Sensing: Building Reliable Systems on Unreliable Data looks at recent advances in the emerging field of social sensing, emphasizing the key problem faced by application designers: how to extract reliable information from data collected from largely unknown and possibly unreliable sources.

Cell isolation from the collected larvae largely followed Zhang et al. (2011) with modifications to allow isolation of larger numbers of cells, which included adjusting volumes, incubations, amount of mechanical force by pipetting, and filtering of debris after dissociation.

Information regarding clinical trial design was largely collected from the ClinicalTrials.gov library; additional data (where available) were retrieved from the ClinicalTrials.gov (PDQ®) database of the National Cancer Institute (Bethesda, MD, USA) and through personal communication with the principal investigators of individual studies.