Sentence examples for published number from inspiring English sources

He became a close friend of the singer, and in turn Hutch recorded Heneker's first published number, There Goes My Dream, which reached number one in the song-sheet charts.

They found that their normal estimation methods which can be thought of as measuring what would have happened in typical December weather would have led to a figure 0.5% higher than the eventual, published number.

Table 1 Distribution of authors per papers published Number of papers Number of authors Percentage 1 742371.76 2.225 14.99 3 44 4.26 4 23 2.22 5 or more 70 6.77 Table 2 Distribution of papers per number of authors Number of authors Number of papers Percentage 1 33 4.90 2 262 38.87 3 189 28.04 4 99 14.69 5 or more 91 13.50.

The cell body counts are comparable to the published number of 700 KCs in mb247-Gal4 (Schwaetzel et al., 2002).

HGVS and members have published number of recommendations e.g. for the collection of somatic mutations, sharing data, etc.

The published number of human cases is probably just the tip of the iceberg (33 ); the true prevalence of human PE is far from being known.

The firm said they were arrived at using a different methodology than the one used for the recently published numbers.

Dewey defended the numbers it had reported as accurate, explaining that they were arrived at using a different methodology than the one use for its recently published numbers.

Among the eight polls that had previously published numbers after the first presidential debate in Denver, Mr. Obama gained about one percentage point, on average.

Published numbers, moreover, overstate average results experienced by investors, because loser funds disappear.

"Obviously, there aren't a lot of published numbers," says Dumont, "but the trend seems clear.