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The number of screening tests that would be carried out, under each policy, between ages 20 and 27 years is based on the proportion of women with at least one adequate test result in a given year (2011/12; see Supplementary Table 1).

(2) While the youth unemployment rate is 19.8%, ie about one in five, the ONS points out that the rate is based on the proportion of unemployed people in the economically active population, which does not include all those aged 16 to 24 (it excludes those who are not looking for work, eg students).

Hardwood grading is based on the proportion of a board that is usable in smaller clear pieces ("units") and requires only that one surface be clear.

The survey is based on the proportion of employee's reviews from the UK that mentioned the word 'friend' from June 2009 until August 2015 Scroll down to see the full list : 10.  Sainbury's - 16% - "Colleagues are great, made some great friends," Sainsbury's employee     9.

The assessment is based on the proportion of morning commuters affected by cordon pricing by virtue of residential location, trip destination, and travel mode.

The sample distribution in each ward within these zones is based on the proportion of their population in that particular zone.

This selected number of farmers per community was based on the proportion of cassava farmers.

The thin last was based on the proportion of an adult last.

Expected values (between parentheses) are based on the proportion of each category in each species.

64 Duration can also be based on the proportion of responders over time.

The sample size in each level was based on the proportion of population to the province.