Sentence examples for indexed figures from inspiring English sources

Although crime has being falling generally over the last decade, the reduction on London's public transport network has been comparatively greater than that seen overall in London and in England and Wales (indexed figures can be seen in Fig. 2).

(I've asked Kantar if it will provided an "indexed" figure, but so far it hasn't. It probably reserves these figures to its paying clients, as is its right).

This final indexed figure is weighted at 5% of the overall 2010 Forbes rankings.

This final indexed figure is weighted at 12.5% of the overall 2010 Forbes ranking of America's Best Colleges.

The work-related cost due to absenteeism was indexed for 2007 using price index figures for labor available online on Statistics Netherlands [ 31], after which the mean and the standard deviation of this cost per year were calculated.

The work-related cost due to presenteeism was also indexed for 2007 using price index figures for labor available online on Statistics Netherlands [ 31], after which the mean and the standard deviation of this cost per year were calculated.

The cost for paid substitution of domestic task was indexed for 2007 using price index figures for labor available online on Statistics Netherlands [ 31], after which the mean and standard deviation of this cost per year were calculated.

Second, the healthcare-related costs were indexed for 2007 using the price index figures available online on Statistics Netherlands [ 28, 29], after which the mean and the standard deviation of the sum of healthcare-related costs per year were calculated.

Figure 1 shows the indexed XRD pattern of the as-prepared Li2NiTiO4 powders.

In the first format, the parameters are indexed to the figures presented below.

Since peaks in the XRD pattern of the Orthorhombic phase were so dense, the indices of the crystallographic plane are not shown in Figure 1, pattern (c), though all the peaks can be indexed as Fe3C. Figure 1 XRD patterns of samples ignited at 600°C.