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Using figures on the geographical variation of malaria, he calculated that half the overall drop in Kenya's infant mortality can be explained by the huge rise in the use of ITNs in areas where malaria is endemic.Bednets are often taken as classic examples of the benefits of aid, since in the past they were pioneered by foreign charities.

In their study, Mr. Fulton and his colleagues used figures on the growth in road-miles and the growth in vehicle-miles traveled in Maryland, Virginia, the District of Columbia and North Carolina.

Statistical wizardry is required: to calculate human capital, for instance, the UN uses figures on average years of schooling, the wages workers can command and the number of years they can expect to work before they retire (or die).

Dr. Hazelkorn also questioned whether the widespread emphasis on bibliometrics — using figures for academic publications or how often faculty members are cited in scholarly journals as proxies for measuring the quality or influence of a university department — made any sense.

Sentance says other economists share his concern that CPIH, by using figures based on rents, does not truthfully capture people's experience of the housing market.

It also showed how much I would be contributing to different government spending including heath, welfare and defence, using figures based on 2011 spending.

Using figures based on those aged 10 and up, he reckons the most common age of a Radio 1 listener is 18.

Using figures based on a government report analyzing White House travel, the Washington Post estimated Trump's Florida trips have cost the federal government about $10m since his inauguration.

Why would we use figures for what business spends on sales as a yardstick for what charities should spend on sales?

Using figures from the Institute for Fiscal Studies' report on the economic impact of leaving the EU, Labour has tried to estimate what the cut to government revenues forecast by the IFS would mean for departmental spending, taxes and benefits.

Incidence rates for hip fracture were estimated using figures from the European Report on Osteoporosis, 1998.