Sentence examples for more precise figures from inspiring English sources
Figures from aid groups and Italian police on Sunday counted at least 700 deaths from three shipwrecks in as many days, but the IOM pointed to other, smaller incidents as well as more precise figures following interviews with survivors.
Ford also said that it would improve the fuel economy of its minivans and pickups, and planned future announcements to give more precise figures, after performing additional engineering studies.
To arrive at more precise figures, she is working with some other specialists on the elderly to research the various aspects of abuse and to find financing to support the effort.
He told the Treasury committee that deputy governor Charlie Bean had spoken sensibly about this subject yesterday: Some members of the MPC have put more precise figures on the extent to which interest rates would be expected to rise over the three-year horizon.
The company isn't, however, providing more precise figures for its business or users at this time.
From 1.4 million in 2010, this figure has risen to 1.5 million in 2011, corresponding to a year-on-year increase of 7.1% (Table 1 provides more precise figures on the breaking down of insolvencies by country).
A more precise figure, the Icelandic government says, will help it better manage the island's precious fish stocks.
They also criticize BP for refusing to use well-known scientific techniques that would give a more precise figure.
A similar study of a large sample of elderly people in Finland put a more precise figure on the impact of wartime evacuation.
That more precise figure, too, was correlated with the allostatic load.The capacity of a 17-year-old's working memory was also correlated with allostatic load.
The general estimate for Homo sapiens -- sufficiently large to account for the vastly greater complexity of humans under conventional views -- had stood at well over 100,000, with a more precise figure of 142,634 widely advertised and considered well within the range of reasonable expectation.
