Sentence examples for most comprehensive statistics from inspiring English sources

Of the available data, a Department of Justice study on sexual assaults against college women published in 2000 has provided some of the most comprehensive statistics on sexual assaults on college campuses, Ms. Cordes said.

The most comprehensive statistics published so far on people charged over the August riots in England reveal they were poorer, younger and of lower educational achievement than average.

Because no single, complete set of data exists for the deaths of children who already were being overseen by child welfare caseworkers, the information compiled over the course of AP's eight-month investigation represents the most comprehensive statistics publicly available.

During the biennium, the programme produced the most comprehensive statistics ever on fish protein and consumption in national diets.

The report contains the broadest and most comprehensive statistics yet on the historical, current and projected number of children orphaned by HIV/AIDS.

Launch of new report on children and HIV/AIDS Children on the Brink 2004 provides the latest and most comprehensive statistics available on historical, current and projected numbers of orphaned children under age 18, focusing on children whose parents die of AIDS.

In 2008, there were 1.2 million abortions nationwide, a number that has changed little in the three years since the last survey by the Guttmacher Institute, which researches reproductive health issues and compiles the most comprehensive abortion statistics.

"This report is the most comprehensive compilation of statistics and data analysis on FGM/C to date," says UNICEF Statistics and Monitoring Specialist Claudia Cappa.

To provide clinical context and relevance, we selected US population data (2006) 21 as a separate population for comparison against the US chronic hypertension studies, because these data provide the most comprehensive national annual statistics.

SEER is an initiative of the National Cancer Institute and the premier source for cancer statistics in the United States and claims to have one of the most comprehensive collections of cancer statistics [ 2, 7].

Includes OECD Health Data, which offers the most comprehensive source of comparable statistics on health and health systems across OECD countries.