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2. The information and conclusions in this note are drawn from an analysis of the Secretary of State's diary and from conversations with some of the key parties.

These are some of the highlights of a portrait of the rental market, drawn from an analysis of the New York City Housing and Vacancy Survey carried out in the spring of 2002 and recently released for independent analysis.

Conclusions on the suitability of different techniques are drawn from an analysis of both the literature reviewed and a consolidation of practitioner perceptions, as derived from a questionnaire survey and subsequent in-depth interviews.

The board has proposed that those formulas be scrapped, and that the state start over with a determination of what it costs to provide good general educational services, drawn from an analysis of the instructional costs in districts that are performing well.

The following conclusions can be drawn from an analysis of the equipment location.

3 (capable) Plausible alternative futures are drawn from an analysis of all contextual categories to understand broader possibilities for the domain of interest.

French geochemists announced the finding in Sacramento, Calif .at the 2014 Goldschmidt Geochemistry Conference Tuesday, drawing from an analysis of ancient gases trapped in minerals.

Here, typical specific management compensation figures on a per kW basis were drawn from an analysis performed as part of the IÖW project EXPEED [11].

That graph, drawn from an analysis by Rutgers University Professor Paul Jargowsky, shows the "index of dissimilarity" between whites and blacks, whites and Hispanics, and the poor and non-poor in the U.S. The index measures the extent to which two groups are isolated from each other – a score of 0 reflects total integration, a score of 1 total segregation.

However, the same reservations regarding conclusions to be drawn from such an analysis of the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System apply as discussed above regarding the findings of an increased reporting rate for pancreatitis, pancreatic carcinoma, and thyroid cancer with exenatide and sitagliptin.

At this conference, Jeremy Kua (Kua and Bada, 2011; [ 30]) presented complementary work on the stability of RNA drawn from a comparative analysis of published data of the stability of (i) the ribose sugar, (ii) cytosine pyrimidine base, and (iii) the phosphodiester bond, for various environments proposed for the origin of life (pH 3.5-10).