For instance, the number of genes has turned out to be lower than expected.
In the interim, for instance, the number of insurers Maimonides must deal with has multiplied.
Within the Atlantic branch, for instance, the number of noun classes varies from 3 to nearly 40.
For instance, the number of field offices in each state comes from the Obama campaign's Web site, www.barackobama.com.
In India, for instance, the number of deaths had dropped from some 800,000 a year to virtually none.
For instance, the number of birds and other animals that became infected with the virus rose significantly and spread geographically this year compared with 1999.
For instance, the number of bank tellers in the US held steady from 1980 to 2010 despite the onslaught of automated teller machines.
In Fujian province, for instance, the number of distant-water vessels grew 149% from 2012 to 2014, but the production value increased only 63%, according to Greenpeace.
Even as slotting fees have become more common in supermarkets, for instance, the number of new products that reach the shelves each year has exploded.
He counts, for instance, the number of "social smiles" using just the mouth, "genuine smiles" using the eyes and mouth and signs of disgust or anger.
In New York City, for instance, the number of chronically homeless people dropped to 5,233 in 2007 from 7,002 in 2005, statistics show.
