Sentence examples for absolute numbers in from inspiring English sources

Yes, there are fewer poor countries but poverty remains high in terms of absolute numbers in the MICs.

About 80% of adults with diabetes today live in low-to-middle income countries, with the largest increase in absolute numbers in East Asia and South Asia.

If that plunder continues and absolute numbers in poverty go on rising as climate change bites deeper, migration pressures to the wealthy north can only grow.

Puerto Rico is feeling the heat, having fallen behind it in tourism receipts, if not absolute numbers, in 2004, and is fighting back with a new Tourism and Transportation Strategic Plan.

While the absolute numbers in Trudeau's proposal appear to be small additional outlays of nine and a half billion Canadian dollars a year they would virtually double infrastructure spending over the next decade.

Furthermore, while the qualitative trends of the PL lifetimes are reproduced by the toy model, there are small deviations in the absolute numbers in experiment and in the toy model.

"There's not an absolute number in mind," he said.

By 2008 that figure had shrunk to 21%, though since the absolute number of globally mobile students grew by 50% over that period, the absolute number in America has flattened, not fallen.

The absolute number in each group of compounds is marked at the top of the bars.

CD4+ T cells, CD11c+ cells, and Gr-1+ cells were increased in both proportion and absolute number in protected mice.

In Europe, however, the share and sometimes absolute number in the working ages is in decline raising concerns that the economic gains in recent decades will be lost.