Sentence examples for weekly statistical from inspiring English sources

But another $25 billion remains outstanding, according to the Fed's weekly statistical release.

(The statistic did not include the small number of hit batsmen, Okrent said, for the simple reason that the Sunday papers did not include them in their weekly statistical updates).

The new discounts came just six days after G.M. announced a fairly modest program of incentives and just a day after Ward's Automotive Reports, a weekly statistical publication, forecast that May would be the weakest month in more than two years in the seasonally adjusted annual rate of auto sales.

For the analysis of military clinical surveillance data (SEA), a weekly statistical non automated analysis is performed by IMTSSA in Marseilles, using the Current Past Experienced Graph [ 9] (CPEG).

Endpoints measured repeatedly (milk yield, milk composition and milk FA profile) were reduced to weekly means before statistical analysis.

Colonization pressure (carriers' patient-days × 100/all patients' patient-days) and the absolute number of carriers were calculated weekly, and the statistical correlation between these parameters and acquisition was explored.

On a weekly basis, the statistical units of sanitary districts in Burkina Faso collect case reports of suspected meningitis from health centres and aggregate them at the district level.

Home prices in the 10506 ZIP lost 27% since this week last year, according to Forbes Luxury Housing Indexx, updated weekly with real estate statistical data provided by Altos Research, the most dramatic drop of all the luxury ZIP codes the index tracks.

All patients were treated with a slow low-efficient daily dialysis (SLEDD) single pass adapted to each patient with a low flow therapy for 10 12 hours in order to obtain a good haemodynamic stability and ensure an urea clearance of 45 60 l/day and Kt/V weekly > 6. Statistical analysis was made with ANOVA and logistic regression.

A "chronic" user, as described in the existing literature, consumes cocaine (preferably by smoking route, the so called "crack") on a very regular base (1 gram daily, or at least 3 gram weekly) meets the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV) [18] criteria for cocaine dependence or abuse.

Statistical Support Generate weekly tables on eligibility and enrollment.