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These fluctuations in institutional statistics took place in a wider context of changes in violent crime and substance abuse rates in the general population between 2005 and 2010, which were −4.02percentand4.55percentcent respectively.
We derived cost variables from institutional statistics and from values quoted in the literature.
Until recently, police response times in Detroit could be as long an hour for the most urgent calls (and, speaking of institutional trust, these city-reported statistics have now been called into question).
Regular assessment of DALY requires continuing improvement in data sources particularly on cause of death statistics, and strengthening of institutional capacity to maintain this important normative work.
Delivering at home is still viewed as a normal option and this perception is well proven by the 2008 statistics which indicate a 58% national coverage of institutional deliveries in Mozambique [ 35].
The NCAA stripped the Gophers of all postseason awards, titles, personal records, and statistics dating back to the 1993 94 season citing a "lack of institutional control".
No attempt was made to reconcile the cause of death as it appeared in the MDR with that in the summary of service statistics (see Table 2).> -wrap-foot> a2007 unweighted number of institutional deliveries = 312,537, weighted = 478,308.
Resource constraints also impact on forest statistics through inadequate staff resources, the poor commitment of staff and a lack of institutional and technical knowledge (for example understanding appropriate codes, etc).
It's part of institutional willful blindness".
