Sentence examples for figures for the population from inspiring English sources

Figures for the population by age showed 24.6% were children younger than 10 years old; 21.1% were adolescents and young men between 11 and 20; 32.9% were adults between 21 and 40; 8.4% were between 41 and 50; 12.8% were between 51 and 70; and lastly, only 3.4% were over 71.

Furthermore, the incidence reported here was consistent with recently published figures, for the population aged ≥50 years, from the UK (5.23 per 1000 person-years) [ 6] and Australia (9.7 per 1000 person-years) [ 7] despite some differences in study design.

During the period 2003 2010, OOPHE decreased from 52.9% to 47%. 9 The figures for the population affiliated to SS, SP, and without HI are higher than those for the total Mexican Population.

Few women provide accurate figures for the population risk of breast (37%) or ovarian (6%) cancer but most think that they are at higher risk of developing breast (88%) and ovarian (69%) cancer than the average woman.

In contrast, the corresponding figures for the population size of young children aged 0-4 years--the relevage age band for rotavirus vaccines--are ~371 million following the 2010 birth cohort and ~366 million using the snapshot in the same year.

According to the Census Bureau, the growth rate for Spanish-speakers in the last three years was 13percentt, about four times the figure for the population as a whole.

This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: December 21, 2010 In an earlier version of this article, the word "million" appeared in error after the figure for the population of the United States, 308,745,538.

It does not therefore coincide with the figure for the population at December (31{mathrm{st}}) each year or indeed with the population of pensioners, but is larger.

Today, the actual figure for the population of livestock in Soqotra remains elusive, and the most recent attempt to remedy this situation is still unsatisfactory.

There is no accurate figure for the population of the various territories under Ayyubid rule.

Table  1 shows the frequency distribution of the population sample stratified by gender and gives the national representative figures for the German population [ 36].