Examples of using Corresponding figure in English and their translations into Swedish
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Two out of three answered“very important”, which is a much higher percentage than the corresponding figure given for the importance of websites(45 percent) and mobile phones(31 percent).
Of all certificates granted to men were for working in several countries, while the corresponding figure for women was 29%.
for the year's first three quarters, the corresponding figure was 79%(75%).
In other countries, such as Greece and Italy, the corresponding figure is less than 10 per cent.
and much higher than the corresponding figure for the EU-109 countries over the same period around 2.
Based on the Eurobarometer data from the end of 2006, it is estimated that 28% of EU employees are exposed to ETS on a daily basis in indoor workplaces and offices, and the corresponding figure for bars and restaurants is 39% as of end-2008.
The corresponding figure in countries like Mozambique,
For example, while the decline in overall demand is mentioned by 70% of enterprises in countries that are considered modest innovators, the corresponding figure is 45% for countries which are innovation leaders.
in 2006 the corresponding figure was 25%
Corresponding figures for depression is 40 percent.
In 2008 and 2007, the corresponding figures were 43% and 54%, respectively.
The corresponding figures for men are 60 and 69 years.
The corresponding figures for Spain and Ireland were 1.2% and 1.1%, respec.
Corresponding figures no doubt apply in the case of Europe.
The corresponding figures for men were 7% both in the EU-15 and in the EU-15+ACC.
The corresponding figures for 2016 were 523 paying students, of which 88 received scholarships.
The corresponding figures in study II were- 18% and- 5.
In the US, the corresponding figures are 1.1% and 1.9%.
The corresponding figures for Lithuania are 3.2 per cent and 3.5 per cent.
The corresponding figures for Göteborg and Malmö are 80 per cent and 90 per cent respectively.