Sentence examples for valuable statistics from inspiring English sources

OAIC created valuable statistics about what the government was doing with requests from the public, how many were granted, and how many were refused.

The new Egyptian journal recently established under the name of the Isthmus of contains many valuable statistics in reference to this article, and a full narrative of its late rise and progress in the annals of commerce, which we epitomize for the benefit of our readers.

Containing valuable statistics and information presented in an engaging, visual way, infographics are especially good for generating social media sharing.

This is not the first time that Athena has beaten the government in offering some valuable health statistics.

For virgin forest, the most commercially and ecologically valuable sort, the statistics are even worse: one-third of Indonesia's stock has vanished over the past 15 years, and it continues to disappear at a rate of 3% a year.

The Clippers have one of the most underachieving benches in the NBA and Austin Rivers' versatility as a shooting guard and point guard makes him more valuable than his statistics might suggest.

It also destroyed valuable information: records, statistics and research about communities and their citizens.

We also thank Marie-Louise Öhman for valuable advice regarding statistics.

More research is required to evaluate whether such systems provide valuable causespecific mortality statistics.

Demographic census results can be a valuable source for statistics describing HRH characteristics, in particular if they are available as microdatasets.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2466/14/50/prepub The authors thank H. Blomqvist, M. Dahl, B. Dahlberg, and G. de Forest for their excellent technical assistance and Helena Forsslund for valuable input on statistics and linguistics of the manuscript.