Sentence examples for organisation figures from inspiring English sources

International Labour Organisation figures, he says, predict that 1.2 billion young people will enter the global employment market in the next decade, with nearly 90% of them coming from the developing world.

The NHS is already undergoing arguably the greatest structural change of any public sector organisation: figures from the Royal College of Nursing show 56,000 posts have been lost across the UK since 2010.

In general, similar numbers of cultivars were offered by each seed organisation (Figure 7).

In the confirmation screen, 49 out of the 110 dsRNAs tested led to significant changes in the tER-Golgi unit organisation (Figure 1, Tables S1 and S2).

After incubation with dsRNAs targeting the selected putative ER proteins for 5 days in 384-well plates, Fringe-GFP expression was induced and its localisation was used as readout for the Golgi organisation (Figure 1C).

As well as providing a higher yield of blastocysts, the ESC extract resulted in higher numbers of blastomeres in the parthenogenetically activated oocytes and better cell organisation (Figure 4Ci), more similar to the control parthenotes (Figure 4Ciii) than following supplementation with somatic cell extract (Figure 4Cii).

The majority of respondents described themselves as being directly involved in trial site selection decisions; almost two-thirds either personally headed, or sat on the trial site selection committee of their organisation (figure 3, right panel).

BUSINESS schools regularly teach their students about great "turnaround CEOs" who breathe new life into dying organisations: figures such as IBM's Lou Gerstner, Fiat's Sergio Marchionne and Apple's Steve Jobs.

Initially they were reviewed by a team of eight scientists within the VISG project team, then submitted to a technical sub-group of the AELG or other appropriate organisations (Figure 16), typically including engineers, risk managers and business continuity advisors.

11 13 14 Bradley et al 14 propose a four-stage process to implement the approach within healthcare organisations (figure 1).

When it came, in the form of a statistical survey by an Italian media-monitoring organisation, the figures actually showed the state channel to be a model of neutrality and the private channel to be grossly partisan.