Sentence examples for figures were extrapolated from inspiring English sources

When the figures were extrapolated to include all of the UK, the annual loss was 13m tonnes.

Unison said if the figures were extrapolated to include the 63 trusts that did not respond to a request for figures, the true total of assaults every year would be about 75,000, or 200 a day.

The figures were extrapolated from a study of 2,025 U.K. adults and 500 teenagers, conducted by Ofcom.

The TES calculated that if the figures were extrapolated to the whole of England, it would mean 213,750 children would have less space per head in their schools.

Population figures were extrapolated based on 1971 , 1981 , 1991nd 2001 census [ 9- 12].

*Control population figures were extrapolated using 1996 Census data [ 15]. **Raw fractures figures were ascertained for 1994 1996 from Sanders et al. [ 18].

The report's figures are extrapolated from surveys of human resource managers and corporate strategy experts.

The expression of the figures was extrapolated from the Equality and Human Rights Commission report How Fair is Britain?

The Global Fund's headline figures are extrapolated from the number of products purchased or the number of services reported by funding recipients themselves.

Indeed, Adobe's figures are extrapolated from what it describes as the 80 biggest online retailers in the US.

In Ireland, no reliable prevalence data for patients with ABI exist, with figures being extrapolated from abroad.