Sentence examples for records compared with from inspiring English sources

The lower incidence of ovarian cancer codes in the GPRD records compared with the ONS figures provides evidence of this under-recording and concurs with a recent study of patients from 5 UK general practices [ 25] which found that 20% of cancer cases reported in the cancer registry could not be identified as such in the GP records.

In Ohio, nearly 17 percent have disciplinary records, compared with 1.6 percent of all doctors.

Almost 7.7 percent of blacks of voting age are disenfranchised because of their criminal records, compared with less than 2 percent for non-blacks.

In a state dominated by expensive news media markets, Mr. Rubio is still behind in fund-raising, with $3.37 million collected, according to state records, compared with $4.96 million for Mr. Meek and $8.99 million for Mr. Crist.

The study found 23 reported events of venous thromboembolism in the Yaz group, confirming 16 of them with medical records, compared with 78 reported events, confirming 57 of them, for users of older levonorgestrel.

Weather Underground meteorology director Jeff Masters, who wasn't involved in the study, said in the United States from June to August this year, blistering heat set 2,703 daily high temperature records, compared with only 300 cold records during that period, making it the hottest summer in the US since the Dust Bowl of 1936.

Patel says he is proud of Avaaz's record, compared with that of more cautious international organisations.

Last year, 32 school-age children were killed, a record, compared with half that number or fewer in the preceding years.

It stayed at 13.5%, a record, compared with 11% in the early 1990s.

Also, appointed senators have a fairly poor track record compared with elected incumbents.

For the first nine months, he said, A.I.G.'s cash flow was $9.49 billion, also a record, compared with $5.29 billion for the first nine months of 2002.