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The £1.2bn savings figures is based on rough, self-reported estimates by councils who (in theory) have a financial interest in presenting optimistic assessments of their own TFP performances (they get paid by the number of families they "turn around").
Mr Lev suggests that firms should say how much of key reported figures is based on facts (eg, revenues in the bag) and how much on estimates a proposal that companies claim would tip their hand to competitors.
The first reference scheme (named Reference 1 in the figures) is based on fractional repetition coding cooperation [22, 23].
One of the figures is based on the iconic figure of Saint Sebastian, an early Christian saint and martyr venerated by both Catholic and Orthodox Churches; an interesting figure who is said to have been persecuted for his religious beliefs in Rome in 288 AD and who was comforted by Irene of Rome.
The tree topology used for the character mapping and illustrated in all figures is based on [ 41] for the family Nymphalidae, and on [ 42, 43] for the superfamily Papilionoidea.
But the OECD figures are based on advertised speeds, not measured ones.
These figures are based on the Office for Budget Responsibility's own projections.
But attendance figures are based on tickets sold.
The figures are based on offenses per 100,000 people.
Some of this week's figures are based on estimates; all historical figures unadjusted, unless otherwise stated.
All this week's figures are based on estimates; all historical figures unadjusted, unless otherwise stated.
