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For dates for which comparable data were available (financial years 2000 2001 to 2009 2010), we compared the total number of unnatural deaths among prisoners in NSW 3 with the number of unnatural deaths in the opioid-dependent cohort.

To examine social sensitivity, we compared the total number of expressions per subject that were produced when face-to-face versus not face-to-face.

The additional police data was not included in the report because it compared the total number of crimes in the past 12 months with the previous 12 months, she said.

We recorded and compared the total number of vessels in the presence and absence of cetacean sightings using data gathered during the summer season (2009 2013) along six fixed transects repeatedly surveyed.

Golnabi [24] compared the total number of published papers and patents in the period of 2000 2010.

Some data points of the figures have been bounded by boxes with a tag depicting the percentage of the number of points enclosed by the box when compared the total number of routing configurations analyzed.

The insets in panels (B D) compare the total number of Δ > 0 cases with the total number of Δ < 0 cases.

Shelter calculated the figures by comparing the total number of possession claims issued in each area in the last 12 months with the total number of renting households in each location.

The point is neatly illustrated by comparing the total number of councillors elected in metropolitan borough councils – which more or less correspond to the major conurbations of the proposed local television.

(The N.C.H.S. guidelines were released two weeks after the hurricane). More important, the George Washington researchers measured "excess mortality," comparing the total number of deaths after the hurricane to a typical six-month period.

This example compares the total number of sentences in articles about Gabriel Resources' plan to develop the Rosia Montana gold mine in Romania with the percentage of sentences indicating NGO opposition to the plan.