Sentence examples for investigation compared with from inspiring English sources

So far in 2018, one in 100 reports received have prompted it to start a special investigation, compared with one in three in 2008.

Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells had 12% fewer patients at three months and 14% fewer patients at six months following the publication of the investigation, compared with patient numbers at nearby hospitals, but figures returned to normal soon after the report came out.

This present study also showed that microcalorimetric technology offered some notable advantages for biological investigation compared with some traditional microbiological approaches.

The review highlighted substantial variations between forces in the number of rapes that remained under investigation compared with those which were categorised as "no crime".

CNDs with 5-nm sizes were produced via laser ablation of a carbon target in the presence of water vapor with argon as the carrier gas required more detailed experimental investigation compared with the simple route reported here [12].

This study performed a more detailed investigation compared with a previous study [32]; the investigation included validating and comparing the analysis of ΔM R/M R and ΔM S/M S, determining the immunoassay capability of the Fe3O4-anti-CEA reagent by tissue staining, and verifying the presence of magnetic clusters through an analysis of the effective relaxation time.

Since Oct. 1, 2005, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has arrested more than 2,100 people in "work site enforcement investigations," compared with 1,145 for the entire previous fiscal year and 845 in fiscal 2004.

But there is still likely to be a blizzard of investigations compared with the last two years, during which Mr. Issa repeatedly accused Congressional Democrats of giving the Obama administration a free pass.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Friday that the Justice Department has more than tripled the number of leak investigations compared with the number that were ongoing at the end of the last administration, offering the first public confirmation of the breadth of the department's efforts to crack down on unauthorized disclosures of sensitive information.

Respondents from London and the North West were more likely to request level 1 investigations compared with those from other regions.

As in previous studies of this issue, it is difficult to rule out surveillance bias stemming from greater likelihood of diabetic patients to undergo ophthalmological investigations compared with general population.