Sentence examples for tabulations were made from inspiring English sources

Officials for FEMA said they could not pinpoint how many New York properties were placed in the flood zone for the first time, nor how many were removed, because the New York remapping was completed before such tabulations were made.

Separate tabulations were made according to method of assessment, sample setting, age, and gender.

Descriptive analyses were performed using SAS version 8. Cross tabulations were made for the laboratory requests and outcomes and demographic characteristics of the patients, week of consultation, and the reason for requesting laboratory diagnostics.

To study the individual course of days with LBP over the period of the three surveys, cross tabulations were made for survey 1 vs. survey 2, and survey 2 vs. survey 3, showing also the relative size of the non-responders.

Cross-tabulations were made to examine the association between having sex with non-regular female partners and program exposure.

Similarly, to examine the associations between program exposure and consistent condom use with non-regular partners, cross-tabulations were made followed by two multivariate logistic regressions with following two outcome variables- (1) consistent condom use with paid female partners in past 12 months (ii) consistent condom use with non-paid female partners in past 12 months.

A similar rating is made as to stool incontinence: often, 40; seldom, 20; never, 0. A tabulation is made with respect to "function status". For example, if the resident can walk only with "some help," he receives 35 points; only with "total help," 70 points; if he cannot walk, 105 points.

Analysis of data were made by tabulation of the dependent variable against the independent variables.

Descriptive demographic statistics were made with cross-tabulations.

Comparisons of the groups were made by cross-tabulation and logistic regression, adjusting for age.

Descriptive statistics were applied to all sections of the questionnaire; actual numbers and proportions were calculated; and cross-tabulations with intergroup comparisons of answers were made for students of different genders, types of colleges and places of birth.