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To build 250,000 homes per year, Britain would need 106% of all bricklayers, and 73% of all architects working exclusively on housing; currently 51% of bricklayers and 35% of architects do so, according to EC Harris's research using findings from the ONS's Labour Force Survey.
Tracking Democratic and Republican self-identification among these four groups of whites, using findings from the American National Election Studies surveys conducted over four decades beginning in the 1970s, Haidt concentrated his attention specifically on employed whites without college degrees.
The following sections will deliberate on some of these issues using findings from the ECCE Policy Implementation Review as well as other sources of information.
Using findings from the investigation of the explosion and fires at the Buncefield fuel storage depot in England in 2005, the chapter explores how challenging a project's expectations and intentions can strengthen the effectiveness of the related human controls.
Any disagreements regarding the interpretation of the data were resolved through discussion using findings from the interview data as well as by revisiting the original consultation data.
As MOHSW works to increase the number of physicians and PAs, it is using findings from the workforce optimization study to formalize task-shifting opportunities.
The Brazilian and Indian governments are among those keen to use findings from The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (Teeb) project.
We use findings from the literature to substantiate the neuropathologic relevance of MLK3 to neurodegenerative disease, with an emphasis on Parkinson's disease that shares a number of important phenotypic and neuropathologic characteristics with HAND.
For FC growth estimation of the international shipping, we use findings from the IMF data, in order to receive realistic growth data by area (in annual growth rate, %), for developing countries we use nominal GDP data, for developed countries we use the nominal Purchasing Power Parity PPPP) data (Europe and America).
Similarly, many SSA countries have used findings from the WHO STEPS baseline surveys to develop NCD strategies and plans, but they remain non-operational, do not have measurable outcome targets, and rarely include evaluation components.
This paper describes hazards from undetected corrosion in complex equipment using findings from a collaborative forensic investigation into the destructive separation of a heat exchanger on an offshore gas storage platform.
