Sentence examples for using figures reported by from inspiring English sources
Second, we estimated the percentage of US adults in each cohort with at least a 10 pack-year history of smoking, regardless of current smoking status, using figures reported by the 2003 National Cancer Institute and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Co-sponsored tobacco Use Special Cessathen Supplement to the Current Population Survey (CPS) (National Cancer Institute, 2003).
To calculate which business schools offer the best career prospects, Princeton Review used two figures reported by each school: average starting salary and percent employed three months after graduation.
Cannabis was found to be the most commonly taken recreational drug, also reported by Ford et al (1997), and the proportion of survivors who had used cannabis was comparable with figures reported by Wasserman et al (1987).
They justify their cavalier attitude by saying that figures reported by Chinese companies should be used for directional information and not as perfect quantitative measurements.
In such cases, the CRP uses the figure reported by the lobbying firm.
That figure suggests that the absolute figures reported by Jupiter are below Napster's own measures, although comparison is difficult because Napster is also measuring use by people who gain access through computers at work, not just at home.
These numbers are remarkably close to the updated figures reported by Robert Anderson ($22 billion).
Fig. 1 is based on budget figures reported by CBO.
Shortly after the earthquake Reuters estimated that around 9,000 schoolchildren died, using figures from reports by the state news agency and local media.
So now, for the holy cow analysis: For calculation's sake, let's use the flared natural gas figure reported by BP on June 14: 33.2 million cubic feet.
Using figures published by Transport for London her report records that "the overall level of traffic entering the zone in 2006 was 16% lower than in 2002" and that in June 2007 "the number of chargeable vehicles entering the zone had reduced by 30% and that there had been an increase in the number of buses, taxis and bicycles".
