Sentence examples for the figures derived from from inspiring English sources
The figures derived from the court documents -- called "termination" pension deficits -- are not normally disclosed to investors, the general public or workers.
Documents seen by the Guardian cast doubt on whether the figures, derived from a report written for the gambling industry by accountancy firm KPMG, should ever have played a part in policy decisions.
These figures, which also were approached conservatively, though realistically, supplement the figures derived from the assumptions concerning regular scheduled service.
This was thought to be a conservative estimate, being only one quarter of the figures derived from our previous case/control study in PNG.
This approach ensured that the figures derived from analysis of these isolates were clear, rather than overly dominated by clade 1.
The figures derived from these estimates will be valuable in making the case for further efforts to control exposures to carcinogens and minimise any future legacy of avoidable work-related cancer.
The figures derive from model railroad sets of various scales, the tiniest standing at about a quarter-inch high, and the tallest about 3 inches.
This is likely the world's highest and is over 70 times the figure derived from cruder calculations.
This number is 80%% higher than the figure derived from Vital Statistics (WISQARS) (1.0 deaths per million life years)—a figure which has been shown to be a substantial underestimate (Schaechter et al. 2003; Barber and Hemenway 2011; Luo and McIntire 2013; Moms Demand Action 2014) in large part due to its mis-classification of gun accidents as homicides.
The word "potentially" is used because we feel that there is no way that each poster had over 4200 views - the figure derives from the number of impressions divided by the total contributors, and assumes that every impression is knowingly observed.
The cost figures derived from Gálarraga et al. (26) were reported in 2009 US$ after foreign currency conversion using average annual exchange rates and adjustment for inflation using the US consumer price index (CPI) by the authors.
