Sentence examples for declarations statistics from inspiring English sources

In particular, we do have yearly income declarations statistics for dozens of countries, but we do not have yearly wealth declarations statistics for most countries.

The Islamabad Declaration Statistics indicate that the lifetime risk of maternal death for women in Pakistan is 1 in 31, while roughly 1 out of 10 children born in Pakistan die before the age of five (source: SOWC).

This lack of independence affects the probability of type I errors (ie, erroneous declaration of statistics significance), and makes it difficult to gain clear inference on the nature of missingness, as illustrated in our Results section.

Sackett had impressed Evans with his declaration that unless epidemiology and statistics were integrated into every part of the curriculum – rather than taught separately – they could not be usefully taught at all.

Our data for private wealth are drawn from country-wide official wealth statistics based on tax declarations, dating back to 1913.

(Declaration of interest: I provided some of the statistics used in this report).

"Because for most families in Britain today such a declaration, on the back of a handful of economic statistics, will only confirm just how out of touch this government is," he said.

The Department of Statistics Malaysia compiles general external trade statistics of Malaysia based on import and export declarations (hard/soft copy) given on customs forms provided by the Royal Customs and Excise Department and Free Zone Authorities.

This study has been directed by the Helsinki Declaration and was approved by the Ethics Committee of Lund University All statistical analyses of the data were performed using SPSS 14.0 statistics software.

The study was conducted following the ethical principles of the Helsinki declaration and the data are protected by The law of official statistics (2001: 99 6§) and the The law of secrecy (1980: 100 9 chap. 4§).

Although the goals were only fixed in the aftermath of the declaration and designed to expire in 2015, many of them used 1990 statistics for their baseline targets, meaning they, in effect, measured progress over a 25-year period.