Sentence examples for that numbering from inspiring English sources

The method involves finding addresses on parallel streets and drawing lines to the targeted street on the presumption that numbering schemes are uniform.

It was not until around the time of the Second World War that numbering became standard, with teams wearing numbers 1 11.

Pooling this result with similar observations made in previous studies suggests that numbering questionnaires reduces participation by approximately two to three percentage points.

The meta-analysis of 7 experimental surveys (including this one) indicated that numbering is associated with a 2.4% decrease in the survey response rate (95% confidence interval 0.3%to4.4%4%).

To compensate for the anticipated low sample size, and to test the hypothesis that numbering of the return envelopes contributed to this problem, we selected an additional random sample of doctors and nurses.

Moreover, for applications with greatly differing numbers of records in different environments, it suggests that numbering environments in decreasing order of the number of records can markedly reduce computational requirements.

Many times that number qualified.

This year, that number reached 63,000.

Several times that number now do so.

City officials hope that number will grow.

But that number hid huge disparities.