Sentence examples for review of figures from inspiring English sources

A review of figures released by the largest utility companies in states affected by the blackout indicates that at least 10.5 million customers lost power in the United States.

Review of Figure 5 indicates that baseline exposure of nursing infants is 40% of the RfD for average exposure and it exceeds the RfD at the 95th percentile.

Following a review of Figure  3 it would appear that negative bias exists for the GPAQ with the majority of points falling below zero.

In addition, following a review of Figure  4 it would appear that bias exists, and those people who were found to be more sedentary were less likely to under-report their level of sedentary behaviour using the GPAQ.> -wrap-foot> *Overall sample that had valid accelerometer wear time (validation study; T1) (65/95).

It is also clear from a review of Figure 4 that it was only those patients with the highest levels of nuclear 8-oxo-dG staining who were at increased risk and that those with medium staining levels behaved similarly to those with low staining levels.

A review of preliminary figures for the first quarter, through last week, put the average condo closing price at $1.82 million, with a median price of $1.195 million.

According to a review of spending figures provided by a group that tracks political advertising, from Sept. 10 through Sept. 24, Mr. Romney and his allies reserved $3.7 million in advertising time in Ohio.

The review of the figures commissioned by opponents from independent rail consultants concluded that the benefit cost ratio on the £33bn investment would be not the optimistic 1.8-2.5 1.8-2.5toat the Department fonethatsporthetill affirms toDepartment altogether more grim 50p back for every pound spenTransport

Responding to criticism that cost projections for the renovation of its flagship branch are not to be trusted, the president of the New York Public Library said Thursday at a legislative hearing that he has decided to commission a separate review of those figures.

Sixty-one percent of the participants of our survey were female, a review of German figures from the federal statistical office (2012) demonstrate that 62%% of medical first-years are female.

A hypothetical causal pathway (figure 6) that links the intervention inputs and the outputs and a review of literature (figure 7) on what we know about HRM interventions were used to choose the variables and design the tools for the survey.