Sentence examples for figures from the recently from inspiring English sources

The frequency of ketoacidosis in adults with Type 1 diabetes is estimated to be 0.8 to 8.6 events per 100 patient-years in the USA, Europe and Israel 7– 9. Figures from the recently published National Diabetes Audit 10 in the UK show that 6141 people with Type 1 diabetes were admitted to hospital once or more with ketoacidosis over a 12-month period, which is equivalent to an incidence of 3.32%.

Figures from the most recently-published report from the National Survey of Drug Use and Health Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administrationn, 2012) state that, of pregnant women aged 15 44, 9.4% reported current alcohol use, 2.6% reported binge drinking, and 0.4% reported heavy drinking.

Separately, figures from the Office for National Statistics have recently revealed progress in life expectancy has stalled for both men and women in England, and gone backwards in Scotland and Wales.

"The figures from the last year were recently released," Eva says.

The predicted potential former distribution (Figure 3) and the map of current habitat suitability (Figure 9) differ substantially from the recently published distribution map in the most recent status assessment for the IUCN Red List (Figure 2) [3].

In a curious juxtaposition, some leading figures from the Bush administration have recently argued that the president is blind, while others, such as Karl Rove, maintain he is omniscient.

Leading figures from the business community had recently called for such a role.

Figures from the European Union's Eurostat recently showed that business and consumer confidence in the Eurozone fell to their lowest levels in two years, raising the possibility of "stagflation," or higher prices and stagnant growth.

More recently, figures from the distant past have also been co-opted into the narrative, including Vladimir the Great, the prince of Kiev who adopted Orthodox Christianity in 988, whose monument was erected outside the Kremlin last month.

More recently, figures from the General Appropriations Act of the Philippines reflects a moderate increase in the budget levels of the Philippine Statistics Authority PSAA) for 2015 to 2017, from PhP 2.999 billion in 2015 (which excludes the PhP 1.952 billion budget allocation for the 2015 Census of Population) to PhP 3.369 billion in 2017.

More recently, figures from the Chinese National Bureau of Statistics indicate that in 2011 Chinese consumers bought roughly 110 air conditioners per 100 urban households and roughly 18 units per 100 rural households.