Sentence examples for figures cited above from inspiring English sources

The atheism figures cited above start to become clearer.

All the figures cited above are for so-called real growth, which includes adjustment for inflation.

The adult figures cited above are based on treatment seeking, as are the numbers presented in the present study.

The alternative figures cited above, which closely follow criteria from the National Academy of Sciences, include noncash federal benefits, like food stamps (and set the poverty line at $24,522 for a family of four).

The figures cited above should not leave us with the impression that everything is rosy in the manufacturing industry.

The figures cited above indicate that the MFIs insufficiently penetrate rural Cambodia.

In the future, oil firms may fight harder.Clarification: We've tweaked some potentially ambiguous wording in an earlier version of this story to make clear that the $13.7 billion figure cited above is an upper limit, not a final assessment of fines under the Clean Water Act.

What we know from the few studies that have been conducted is that the adoption rate is far lower than the 95% figure cited above, at least when considering firms outside the USA and the UK.

Linda Gibbs, deputy mayor for Health and Human Services, explained that the city wants to make "sure that that no child goes hungry and that every child has access to a healthy breakfast," but at the same time "wants to be cautious that our good intentions don't inadvertently exacerbate the obesity issue," noting the 40 percent figure cited above.

But the 57% figure cited above is globally; in the US, only 46% say they're aware of the country of origin, compared with 70% for India and 66% for China.

This probabilistic model of the selenite response was confirmed by the expression profiles of genes from the GO categories cited above (figure 1B and see additional file 4).