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8 This figure is reflected in the widely recognised problem of overdiagnosis, 9 10 with the European randomised trial suggesting that 48 men with screen detected cancer need to be treated for one death from prostate cancer to be avoided at nine years. 2 Accordingly, the key question is not whether a man has prostate cancer but whether that cancer is likely to cause symptoms or shorten his life.

That 60-billion-euro figure was reflected in a separate analysis published Wednesday by Fitch Ratings, the credit agency.

The precision comparison in Fig. 5 indicates similar conclusion as Fig. 4 and the general pattern in these two figures is reflected in Figs. 6 and 7 but with added variability.

But if those figures were reflected across each town's populations, Barlow and Forrest calculated there was "an annual community benefit" of £242,200 for Bury and £275,758 for Luton – figures not captured by either club in its revenue from ticket sales.

Behind the scenes I was being urged to make sure those figures were reflected in our news bulletins on the day.

Those figures are reflected in Hulu's climb up the U.S. Monthly Active Users (MAU) charts in the iOS Entertainment category in October, where Hulu now ranks No. 5 behind Netflix, Vine and Fandango.

Similarly, in the United Kingdom, prevalence has increased to about 23% [ 8] and these prevalence figures are reflected throughout the rest of the world [ 9– 12].

These figures are reflected in important obesity-related complications, such as hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and type 2 diabetes, all leading causes of cardiovascular disease. 2 Type 2 diabetes affects 8.3% of the U.S. population (27% of U.S. residents aged 65 years and older), whereas 35% of U.S. adults have fasting glucose and glycosylated hemoglobin (HbA1c) levels in the prediabetic range.

By then, senior figures were reflecting on where they had gone wrong.

The topology ot the phylogenetic tree of the four reference isolates (figure 2) is reflected within the tree.

Consequently, large CCS often encompass various functions (see Figure 3) which is reflected in a minor functional homogeneity.