Sentence examples for with total figures from inspiring English sources

Marchant de Lange, who had taken eight wickets on his Test debut, became the third wicket to fall with the score on 241 when he was bowled second ball by man-of-the-match Herath, who finished with total figures of 9-128.

Slimming World's sales fell by 12.6% on the year and 13.5% on the period with a total figure of 228,517 copies.

Research by the Guardian found more than 1,600 people on the waiting lists of 17 charities, with the total figure estimated to top 10,000 for the 135 specialist support groups across the UK.

Plasma fetuin-A correlated negatively with total adiponectin (Figure 4A) and, in particular, with HMW (Figure 4B) and MMW (Figure 4C) adiponectin, but not with LMW adiponectin (Figure 4D).

ALA intake was inversely associated with total stroke (Figure 1) and ischemic stroke incidence.

The flow of mostly Syrian refugees braving the seas to seek sanctuary in Europe dipped towards the end of last year coinciding with colder weather, but the total figure still reached 1 million in 2015, nearly five times more than in the previous year.

We identified about 100 cenH3 peaks on each chromosome (707 peaks total; Figure 1D), with the distance between peaks ranging from 290 bp to 1.9 Mb (median 83 kb; Figure 1 figure supplement 3A, Figure 1 source data 1).

It currently costs about £180 to make a pint of donated blood ready for transfusion, but the extra costs associated with testing and donation bring the total figure to about £500 per pint.

This total figure corresponds well with findings of a forthcoming study of this incentive [8].

This total figure corresponds well with findings of a forthcoming study of this incentive [8] The reduced ferry price is a very rough estimate based on the ferry rate savings in the municipality the owner belongs to and how they responded in the questionnaire about this incentive's importance.

Treatment with injury + TNFα + IL-6/sIL-6R greatly increased GAG loss from human knee cartilage (to 36.0 ± 4% of total, Figure 3), consistent with our previous report [ 11].