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241. The only place where official statistics have been released for industrial accidents is Shenzhen.

242. But a cautionary word about divorce statistics is in order.

243. Although statistics are hard to come by, anecdotal evidence suggests that there were fewer accidents ten years ago.

244. At the very least, it would mean that the real issues are debated rather than the trivial detail of statistics and history.

245. Unfortunately, acute and chronic pancreatitis could not be separated in the discharge statistics before 1977.

246. Since Edinburgh's licensing laws were liberalised in the 1970s, Lothian and Borders police statistics indicate that late-night violence has escalated.

247. SkyCorder, which looks like a pager, uses a pressure sensor to gather information and a microprocessor to compile the statistics.

248. Rosy statistics on aggregate food production offer small comfort to nations that can not afford a seat at the banquet.

249. But the statistics, like all his figures, were culled from a variety of sources and lacked authority.

250. BThe report gave no breakdown of statistics by state or city.

251. It covers such ground as Education, Sexuality, Population and Possessions(sentencedict.com), using various statistics and polls.

252. Nevertheless, statistics is at most complementary to the breadth of knowledge and judgment that medical research demands.

253. In particular, dictionary definitions and co-occurrence statistics have been identified as valuable sources of semantic information.

254. Statistics of process, such as arrests and clearance rates are accustomed indices of organizational success in a sanctioning system.

255. However there are no plans at present to set up an independent council to monitor the Government's use of statistics.

256. But it finds agreement with more sober,[sentencedict .com] weighty judgements on the period provided by various studies of the official criminal statistics.

257. Without this help cancer research would dry up and the same statistics would be facing us fifty years from now.

258. The rest of the extract then examines how changes in the style of policing and law enforcement affect criminal statistics.

259. Excuse me while I dive back into my piles of daft statistics.

260. Computers are also used in bureaux to collect and analyse enquiry statistics.

261. The ambient temperature for each day of the study was determined from local weekly weather statistics.

262. So there was nothing harmful in Kent police officers conspiring with criminals to boost clear-up statistics.

263. Unfortunately, the legal aid statistics have not provided the direct evidence that the levels have been allowed to drift.

264. Students with a strong math background will be at an advantage next year when the statistics course starts.

265. Economic statistics are losing their credibility and capacity to depress.

266. The official criminal statistics present a picture of crime as being predominantly a working-class phenomenon.

267. The method used is based on collecting and clustering bigram statistics using a rank correlation metric.

268. In the period since Swann the collection of official statistics on educational achievements has displayed a slightly greater sensitivity and discrimination.

269. Those are not the statistics of an industry in terminal decline.

270. According to World Semiconductor Trade Statistics, customers are expected to buy 100m of these chips at most.