This is mirrored in statistics on the ethnic makeup of local authorities.
As mirror statistics, Mexico's exports to the United States should not differ very much from U.S. imports from Mexico.
Figure 2: Discrepancies in OECD STAN bilateral merchandise trade mirror statistics as a percentage of totals reported by importing economy, average values 1990-2011.
IN THE smoke-and-mirrors statistics for foreign investment in China, Hong Kong appears as the biggest investor, followed, oddly, by the Virgin Islands.
Those findings mirror the statistics in an earlier study commissioned in 1994 by Ramon C. Cortines, who was then schools chancellor.
An estimated 75percentt of the state's firefighters are volunteers, according to state's Commission on Fire Prevention and Control, a figure that mirrors national statistics; volunteers staff 234 out of 310 departments in the state.
The report mirrored other housing statistics that show existing homes selling at a brisk pace and the construction of new homes surging as developers rush to meet demand.
Chicago's decrease in homicides but uptick in shootings in 2014 is mirrored by crime statistics out of New York City, which also reported its lowest number of homicides since the 1960s this year.
The trends are mirrored in other crime statistics.
These startling statistics are mirrored throughout most of the developed world.
We previously reported that improvement in discrimination by glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) over the Framingham prediction model for coronary heart disease was significant comparing C statistics but not using net reclassification improvement (22) and that even small improvements in discrimination were reflected in C statistics, largely mirrored by the integrated discrimination improvement (23).
