Sentences with phrase «aap numbers»

The Nielsen / AAP numbers are fine if you're looking at them as representative of bricks - and - mortar bookstore sales and traditional publishing sales.

While the AAP numbers are fine as far as they go, they don't measure self - publishing's ebook output; and, perforce, they're US numbers only, not taking into account the international picture.

Jeez, I don't know how many times I have to say this but: the AAP numbers only measure reporting publishers.

Even the AAP numbers seriously underestimate the contribution of ebooks, because they don't include the fast - growing, self - published ebook phenomenon.

The AAP numbers also don't tell the whole story.

Not exact matches

The numbers underscore why major health industry trade groups like the American Medical Association (AMA), the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the American College of Emergency Physicians, the American Psychiatric Association, and others have all endorsed legislative reforms they believe can help turn the tide against gun violence.

«The reason I was screaming the house down with Ante is that number one: he's been outstanding and, number two: Ange said he was going to pick players on form and he hasn't done that with Ante,» Bosnich was quoted as saying by AAP.

My critical appraisal of the Wax (2010) can be found in an earlier post; however, the AAP not only cites Wax, but a number of other studies that support the claim that neonates have significantly increased mortality rates when born outside the hospital.

The risk of SIDS is actually very small for the average baby (about one in almost 2,000) and getting smaller — especially thanks to the American Academy of Pediatrics» (AAP) «Back to Sleep» campaign, which has helped reduce the number of SIDS deaths by half since it was initiated in the early 1990s.

Baby Number Three is the final chapter and this is my last chance to show the AAP once and for all that I can run with the big dogs.

In a study that looked at different types of sleeping training, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) calls this method of sleep training graduated extinction, which refers to a «graduation» in the number of times a parent lets their baby cry before going in to soothe them.

While some 70 percent of American women breastfeed initially, by six months the number is down to 33 percent, according to AAP research.

She should correctly name some colors and may even know a few numbers, according to the Amercian Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).

With the goal of continuing to reduce the number of SIDS deaths, the AAP published its latest policy statement on SIDS in November 2005 (visit aap.org to view the statement in its entirety).

Bumpers: Crib bumpers — cushioned padding that attaches to the inside railings of the crib — are sometimes still included in crib bedding sets, but a number of organizations, including the AAP, now discourage them as a SIDS hazard for babies.

Having your baby sleep on their back has been shown to reduce the numbers of deaths from SIDS drastically since the implementation of the Back to Sleep Campaign (now the Safe to Sleep campaign) from the AAP and partners.

On a side note, in 1999, the AAP's issued a stern policy on Youth and Trampolines for parents, parks and schools after a high number of injuries and six deaths over a 9 year period.

However, because of ongoing concerns that a high number and proportion of boys» ice hockey injuries are attributable to body checking, the AAP has elected to reassess its 2000 recommendation that «body checking should not be allowed in youth hockey for children age 15 years or younger.»

The number one reason why you need a bassinet is due to AAP regulations.

While these publications contain helpful articles, a new study found a surprising number of advertisements appearing in the nation's top magazines for parents showed images or products that contradicted health and safety recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).

The average five - year - old, says the AAP, can learn to «identify some letters of the alphabet and a few numbers.»

That amount was spread over 2.71 billion units, according to the AAP's numbers.

The AAP released its latest sales numbers, for January through December 2015.

Second, just today the numbers came out for September book sales (put out by the AAP (Association of American Publishers)-RRB-.

AAP does not have access to consumer sales numbers and we agree that such reporting from retailers, produced on a consistent basis, would be valuable to many segments of the industry.

Over the course of 2014, 30 % of all e-books being purchased in the U.S. do not use ISBN numbers and are basically invisible to the industry's official market surveys and reports; all the ISBN - based estimates of market share reported by Bowker, AAP, BISG, and Nielsen are totally incorrect.

Andi Sporkin, spokeswoman for the AAP, told CNN that the findings don't account for every book sold as some publishers may choose to not submit their numbers.

In it, we went over some of the reactions to the American Association of Publishers» (AAP) recent numbers (based on the input of some 1,200 publishers), indicating that, as Michael Cader wrote at Publishers Lunch, «ebook sales by established trade publishers are in decline.»

That [the AAP release of numbers for this year] does not mean ebooks have declined in significance to the trade.

In addition to our award programs, AAP sponsors a number of charitable activities throughout the year.

In fact, the organizations disseminating these statistics (the AAP, BISG, Nielsen, Bowker) explicitly state that they can not track self - published books which do not use ISBNs, and that the self - published segment of the market might be underrepresented in their numbers.

The closest thing to an industry number on US sales is the AAP's data.

If we accept the AAP's 2014 trade sale number of $ 6.5 billion (http://the-digital-reader.com/2015/02/04/aap-reports-trade-revenues-3-7/), Barnes & Noble commanded the largest percentage of those sales.

... we very consciously do not report periodic numbers from the AAP, Census Bureau, and IDPF since they are so incomplete (and sometimes inconsistent) as to be more confusing than illuminating.

On the other end of the scale, the AAP has the data from traditional publishers showing that ebook sales are decreasing, although these numbers don't include the 30 % of ebooks sold without ISBNs in the US.

The AAP must have some other figures they don't include in the numbers above, because they list total Jan 2012 sales at $ 503.5 M and Jan 2011 at $ 396.0 M, a healthy 27.1 % increase from last year.

AAP has released some new numbers this week that point to the trend we saw in previous findings: that print (paperback and hardcover) and audio sales continue to grow while ebook sales continue to decline.

The AAP and Nielsen PubTrack, on the other hand, provide aggregate absolute numbers... but for only one and a half of those sectors (Big 5 + a subset of Small / Medium Publisher).

Numbers for November and December aren't yet published on the AAP site, though today's numbers from the IDPF, which are supplied by the AAP, indicated that e-book sales have accelerated yet again, up 108 percent for NoNumbers for November and December aren't yet published on the AAP site, though today's numbers from the IDPF, which are supplied by the AAP, indicated that e-book sales have accelerated yet again, up 108 percent for Nonumbers from the IDPF, which are supplied by the AAP, indicated that e-book sales have accelerated yet again, up 108 percent for November.

What They Left Out The information they don't have comes from sites who do not report e-book sales, and the hundreds of indie publishers, from small press to single authors, who also do not report sales numbers to the AAP.