A rise in thefts of shiny Apple products accounted for the slight increase in the city's annual crime index, a statistic that covers a number of felonies, including murder, grand larceny and robbery, Mr. Bloomberg said on Friday morning during his weekly radio show.
This statistic does not even cover women with MRKH syndrome, Premature Ovarian Failure, Endometriosis and other general infertility conditions.
Compared to official consumption statistics [ 2, 8, 19- 22] from the nearest respective year, the annual coverage ratio (the proportion that our year specific annual estimate covers of consumption statistic figure) as percentages varied between 25 111% in Estonia, 36 47% in Latvia, 25 31% in Lithuania and 54 70% in Finland.
But some are worried about a slightly hidden statistic: The number of properties covered by the National Flood Insurance Program NFIPP) hit by Harvey and Irma.
It was argued that there was a conspiracy to cover up this shocking statistic, even though the analysis was clearly flawed, the results were discrepant with the rest of the literature, and the paper was subsequently retracted.
The Wikipedia entry for Charlie Adam covers every personal detail and statistic to be expected for a Liverpool and Scotland international football player.
After criticism arising from the statistic that West Ham's players had covered less ground than any other team, his side were putting in the effort but found themselves second best in every department.
That less-than-half measure in a statistic known as the employment-to-population ratio covers all black New Yorkers, whether they are seeking work or not.
For Pennsylvania alone, Urbina's story claims this amount of water would be "enough to cover Manhattan in three inches". This statistic, while impressive on its own, is disingenuous in the article's context.
I couldn't believe your statistic you cited from the Duke study about tree cover by neighborhood (well I could believe it, but was certainly not happy about it).
The week before, 55percentt of the state was covered by the designation -- an alarming statistic that had held steady since July.
