The US Bureau of Labour Statistics, for example, calculates that the gap in manufacturing productivity between Canada and America in 1997 was a daunting 28%—so thank goodness for a weak currency.Lies, damn lies and statistics?
A doubling in a decade, in other words.Bosch, for example, calculates that a car fitted with a 40kW motor capable of speeds of up to 120kph would need a Li-ion battery with a capacity of 35kWh.
Chaikind and Corman, for example, calculated that - compared to children who were of normal birth weight - infants who weighted less than 2,500 g at birth were almost 50% more likely to be enrolled in any type of special education than children who were of nor-mal weight at birth [20].
Blanchard and Bogaert (1996), for example, calculated that each additional older brother increased a male's odds of homosexuality by 33%.
For example, Rogers calculates that Duke needs two new 2,200-megawatt 2,200-megawatt.
For example, he calculates that since Pergamon was acquired in 1991, the price of Reed Elsevier's journals has risen an average of 27percentt above the roughly 9percentt average annual increase in journal prices over all.
For example, Equilar calculates that the options granted to the Capital One executives are up 838 percent, or almost $70 million, while the stock component is up only 212 percent, or about $25 million.
"But we can calculate that".
Scientists cannot calculate that number.
For example, the United Nations calculates that life expectancy at birth is being slashed in countries hardest hit by AIDS.
Enter £10, for example, and it calculates that your money will pay for three solar lamps, which will be accessed by 19 people, save those families £389, give the children 3,738 extra hours of study time, and avert 1.6 tonnes of CO2 emissions.
