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Behind the Numbers To determine the cost of insuring different vehicles, we used data commissioned by Insure.com from Quadrant Information Services, a data provider based in Reno, Nev.

The report was commissioned by the Small Arms Survey, and used data collected by Armament Research Services ARESS) on a total of 1,346 sales.

We used data from the ADHS 2009, a survey commissioned by the NHS Information Centre and conducted by the Office for National Statistics in consortium with the National Centre for Social Research, the Northern Ireland Statistics Research Agency, and experts from UK universities.

Studies commissioned by Fiserv using data from SunTrust and Wachovia in 2007 and 2008 emphasize how online banking and e-bills reduce customer turnover while substantially raising profits per customer.

Our new Data for Progress report, commissioned by the progressive PAC Justice Democrats, uses data to make the case that it the Democratic Party does not need to move toward the mythical center of plutocratic and white-resentment politics.

This paper discusses the attitude of CCGs towards commissioning support provision by using data from a project which explored the early development of CCGs.

SNH commissioned the report by the Bat Conservation Trust using data from the National Bat Monitoring Programme, which involves survey work by volunteers.

The design is tested using data from a real-field drilling commissioning test in the North Sea by Statoil Oil Company.

It was commissioned by the Planet Under Pressure conference and uses data from a number of sources like the International Geosphere-Biosphere Progrande aNASA to—to chart our all-conquering take over of the planet, starting from the Industrial Revolution to the present.

The current analysis uses data from a national survey of patients with COPD, which was commissioned by the National Emphysema/COPD Association (NECA) and conducted from the fall of 2007 to winter of 2008.

So last summer, we commissioned a study by the political research firm Pantheon Analytics, using data from Colorado's 2014 election for more than 2.8 million registered voters.