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Data reported in figures derive from Fig. 2 and Additional file 1: Tables S1 and S2.

These figures derive from two sources: (1) having the Swedish fatality risk per person kilometre would prevent six bicycle and six pedestrian fatalities (Table 9), and (2) having the Swedish number of pedestrian and bicycle kilometres per person would prevent an additional three bicycle and three pedestrian fatalities per year.

The CBI's figures derived from surveys of more than 800 companies.

Figures derived from the second method – based on star speeds – invariably gave masses 10 times greater than those from the first method.

There are currently over 4,338 onshore turbines in the UK, with a further 3000 that have planning approval, according to figures derived from the RenewableUK Wind Energy Database.

The figures derived from the court documents -- called "termination" pension deficits -- are not normally disclosed to investors, the general public or workers.

Mr. Evans had already been expected to provide the states, for purposes of drawing Congressional districts, only those population figures derived from the basic census count.

Moreover, figures derived from government and power plant data show that burning woody biomass releases 1.5 times as much carbon dioxide per megawatt-hour generated as coal, according to the Massachusetts Environmental Energy Alliance.

Using rough figures derived from the experience of the Guardian's undercover reporters last year, the pay arrears could total around £2m per year for the warehouse in Shirebrook, Derbyshire.

Similarly, eagerness to know the volumes of solid figures derived from the need to evaluate tribute, store oil and grain, and build dams and pyramids.

Only days before the law was at last passed, the government released figures derived from an analysis of satellite images which show that the rainforest continues to shrink steadily.