For the case study of Tokyo, we used an IR-WIO table for Tokyo for the year 2000, which we compiled in a previous study (Tsukui and Nakamura 2009; Tsukui et al. 2010, 2011a, b, c, 2015) and which was based on "The Interregional Input Output Table in the Year 2000 in Tokyo" published by Tokyo Metropolitan General Affairs (TMGA 2007).
The 2013 Euro-Peristat report presented 2010 data from 29 countries on the preterm birth rate and factors affecting preterm birth risk such as: multiple births, maternal age, prepregnancy BMI, smoking during pregnancy, and migration status, which we compiled for this review (Table 1).
To start to address their unique needs, Kauffman FastTrac selected three groups of entrepreneurs for which we've compiled useful information and created special curricula: women, U.S. military veterans and baby boomers.
In fact, more than 20,000 housewives have been killing themselves in India every year since 1997, the earliest year for which we have information compiled by the National Crime Records Bureau based on occupation of the victim.
Mrs. Larson, 27, received a law degree in June from Brooklyn Law School and now volunteers at the Cancer Advocacy Project at the City Bar Association, for which she compiled a Medicaid guide.
The survey was carried out, against great popular resentment, in 1086 by seven or eight panels of commissioners, each working in a separate group of counties, for which they compiled elaborate accounts of the estates of the king and of his tenants in chief (those who held their land by direct services to him).
Samuel J. Palmisano, chief executive of International Business Machines, made $24.35 million in 2007, the last year for which numbers were compiled by Forbes.
Our present times are addicted to lists and nobody working for The Observer, for which I've compiled some 70-odd so far this century, should cast the first stone.
Your odds of hitting such a month at Alta: 2% — the lowest risk of drought of any of the 102 mountains for which Tony Crocker has compiled data.
Overall, public Montessori schools enroll a similar proportion of students of color to that of all U.S. public schools, and, for the 2012-2013 school year (the most recent year for which compiled data is available), they enrolled a higher percentage of African-American students.
