Sentence examples for system found that from inspiring English sources
The analysis by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, a government agency that helps oversee the nation's banking system, found that JPMorgan Chase, which has $2.6 trillion in assets, could lower its required capital stockpile by $21.4 billion, if federal regulators decide the law applies to it.
A recent audit of the agency's troubled customer information system found that, as of November, the utility had $681 million in uncollected bills — $245 million more than under the previous billing system.
Dr. Ng said an early test of the system found that questions were typically answered within 22 minutes.
But engineers testing another system found that subjecting the cables to vibrations similar to those experienced at liftoff occasionally caused a failure.
The study, in which he ran 12,860 film mammograms through the C.A.D. system, found that the system improved the detection of cancers by 20percentt.
A report the same year by the Miami-Dade public school system found that cursive instruction has been slowly declining nationwide since the 1970s.
A 2004 study of Linux, the kernel of the GNU/Linux operating system, found that it infringed 283 different US software patents.
Research carried out last summer - before the switch to the new system - found that 7.5 million people eligible to vote were not on the electoral register although ministers have said millions have signed up since online registration was introduced last year.
Another study, published in the British Journal of Medicine in 2010 by James Winger, a physician in the Loyola University Health System, found that more than 40percentt of 197 runners surveyed in the Chicago area drank in preset amounts or even drinking all they could hold.
The National Poison Data System found that in 2013 there were 1,351 cases of poisoning from liquid nicotine.
For example, a recent German study [ 14] conducted with administrative records from the German Public Health Pension System found that LE rises almost linearly with lifetime earnings - a proxy for socio-economic status.
