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This number compares to a commitment by Germany to take around half a million refugees a year for the next few years.

"While we cannot say that these judges left because of salary concerns alone," he said, "this number compares with 41 judges during the 1980's and just 3 during the 1960's".

This number compares the hypothetical price tag on an enterprise debt as well as equity to the operating income from the business.

Comprising 80% of the CDMA handset market, this number compares with Qualcomm's shipment of 30 million mobile station modem chipsets worldwide.

This number compares favourably with the 86% in the ERSPC [35] and the 31.5% in the PLCO study [35 37].

This number compares favorably with other interventions in primary prevention populations such β-blockers or diuretics for hypertension or aspirin.

How does this number compare to the price a consumer pays in the supermarket?

The stock trades at 11 times this number, compared to an average of 13 among its homebuilding peers.

When the influence of velocity profile on the film coefficient is corrected, this Sherwood number compares favourably with the previously reported value of 7·87 which is based on the hydraulic diameter and the cup-mixing mean concentration driving force.

The number compares with only 22 in 1995.

This is a low number compared with almost every other advanced country.