Sentence examples for which comparable data are available from inspiring English sources

In 1998, the last year for which comparable data are available, the United States, with 68 executions, was the third-biggest executioner in the world, after China (1,067) and Congo (100), and just ahead of Iran (66).

Indeed, in 2015 (the latest year for which comparable data are available) the average total tax rate on gasoline among the OECD countries was 57%.

This research avenue is tedious but clearly feasible for some countries for which comparable data are available over the long run (the USA, the UK, and Germany in particular).

Figure 7 displays the Gini coefficient for all the years for which comparable data are available: there are short periods of relative calm, and episodes of rapid surge in inequality.

In 11 of 15 developed countries for which comparable data are available, there have been notable increases in child poverty rates during the last decade.

In 11 of 15 industrialized nations for which comparable data are available, the proportion of children living in low-income households during the last decade has risen.

For dates for which comparable data were available (financial years 2000 2001 to 2009 2010), we compared the total number of unnatural deaths among prisoners in NSW 3 with the number of unnatural deaths in the opioid-dependent cohort.

The figures were from 2011, the latest year for which comparable data was available.

Through March 2018, the most recent month for which comparable data is available, it's at 78percentt.

Notably, the current difference of 10.1 percentage points is the largest during the period for which comparable data is available, going back to 1990.

In the more than 40 years for which comparable data is available, there had never been even a 1 percent decline in nominal sales before this cycle.