Sentence examples for figures derived from the from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

The figures derived from these estimates will be valuable in making the case for further efforts to control exposures to carcinogens and minimise any future legacy of avoidable work-related cancer.

WLTW Lite FM (106.7), which plays songs like "What a Wonderful World" by Rod Stewart, featuring Stevie Wonder; and "In My Daughter's Eyes" by the country artist Martina McBride, received a 6.2 rating, a figure derived from the number of people listening and the time they spend listening.

The minimum incubation period of ZCL in German and Dutch patients was 7 weeks, a figure derived from the known period of troop deployment rather than from hospital records.

The weight loss cutoff of 200 g was a round figure derived from the 6.6% reported to be the median percent of birth weight loss for breastfed children (Macdonald et al, 2003), and so with birth weight around 3000 g, we have 3000 g*0.066≃200 g.

26 However, it is possible that figures derived from GP recording overestimate the delivery of smoking brief interventions because it is the recording rather than the 'doing' that is incentivised.