Sentence examples for published figures from from inspiring English sources

The center used 1999-2000 enrollment figures because the board has not yet published figures from last year.

Newly published figures from the Department of Education (DfE) show that, under Staying Put, 25% of young people have remained with their foster carers.

In response to losses on these leases, it created its own system for predicting the value of such vehicles instead of relying on published figures from industry associations.

Charles and Camilla are flying on an RAAF VIP plane, which according to recently published figures from the defence department, costs about $4,600 per hour.

According to newly published figures from the Office for National Statistics, Britain's improvement in life expectancy has slowed at the fastest rate of any leading industrialised nation other than the free-market citadel of the United States.

Further, previously published figures from developed countries show that the prevalence of overweight and obesity among children under the age of five increased in developed countries from 8% in 1990 to 12% in 2010 with an expected prevalence of 14% in 2020.

Stacy Palmer, editor of The Chronicle of Philanthropy, said it would publish figures from the top 60 donors in a few weeks.

Written consent was given by the patients for their information to be stored in the hospital database, and we obtained consent to publish figures from the patient involved in this study.

The annual primary care consultation prevalence figures for all MSK conditions, OA and RA are similar to the last published figures (for year 2007) from the national Research and Surveillance Centre across England and Wales (all MSK 1692/10 000; OA 188/10 000; RA: 30/10 000).

The most recent published figures for Premier League wages come from the 2015 Annual Review of Football Finance, published by Deloitte's Sports Business Group.

The reported prevalence varies significantly between studies due to differences in the population studied and the cutoff values used, with published figures ranging from 15%to88%8% [ 1, 2].