Sentence examples for data breakdowns from inspiring English sources
Indeed the mayor's management report, voluminous as it is, is often short on explanatory data, breakdowns of facts and figures by neighborhood and performance measures from random agencies.
The US, mostly due to its income, comes in sixth, while the UK and New Zealand lie 10th and 11th, respectively The data breakdowns highlight some of the benefits and problems each nation has.
The new law requires states to continue to track the performance of all children and subgroups of children by race, ethnicity, disability, and English language learners, with data breakdowns by gender.
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To tally with the 2011 census data breakdown, the boundary of CAs in this study is based on the 2011 district council election CA boundaries.
The data breakdown isn't exactly shocking, either: teens spend 3.5 hours a week instant messaging their friends, two hours on YouTube (two hours?), and three hours a week on homework help.
However, as XML gained more and more momentum and numerous commercial products appeared on the market many more being under development the focus of research shifted; specific technical issues like physical data breakdown and query performance have started to determine the success or failure of implemented XML-based solutions.
The data breakdown found gains for all 37 states measured, along with the District of Columbia.
Due to the unavailability of data breakdown, micro-costing on the total hospital cost was not feasible.
In this study we used microarrays to obtain global expression profiles of miRNAs in three insulin target tissues from hyperglycaemic rats (GK) and compared them with expression profiles from controls derived from genetically related (WKY) and genetically distant (BN) strains (for study design and data breakdown, see Fig. 1).
Even with better income data, racial breakdowns can be misleading.
