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The annual price fall quoted by Halifax, which is calculated on the basis of three months' figures, also reached a record high at 12.4%.

This idea had a half-hearted revival when George Osborne increased the UK bank levy – which is calculated on a UK-domiciled bank's global assets, not just those in this country – in the budget in March.

The big jump in employment explains why the unemployment rate, which is calculated on the basis of the household survey figures, actually edged down a bit, from 6.7percentto6.6percentr cent.

Payrolls expanded by a decent 163,000 in July, but the unemployment rate, which is calculated on the basis of a different survey, ticked up, going from 8.2percentto8.3percentr cent.

Each of these methods is characterized by a mathematical operator, which is calculated on each pixel.

It has included the figure of the UK rebate which is calculated on the gross national income figures.

By simplifying the equations, the stiffness matrix can be received in quite concise form with one point integration and stabilization terms, which are calculated on original node-based smoothing domains.

Slight differences in mapq scores are expected because their calculation takes into account the insert size statistics, which are calculated on sample windows on the input stream of sequences.

The last column of numbers shows win probabilities, which are calculated on the assumption that in individual races results will tend to change approximately as much as they did in 2010, when voter opinion was fairly mobile, at least in the House.

Yet the fall in oil prices to below $50 a barrel will cost the state budget, which was calculated on the basis of $100 a barrel, 3 trillion roubles ($45 billion), or 20% of planned revenues, according to Anton Siluanov, the finance minister.

A considerable point is the higher response rate, which was calculated on the basis of returned questionnaires.