Sentence examples for between countries for example from inspiring English sources

In conflicts between countries, for example, the latest skirmish may just the latest episode in an ongoing battle.

It is also preparing a "road map" to make it easier for women everywhere to find sponsors.Sylvia Ann Hewlett, the CTI's boss, who co-wrote the report, says there are some differences between countries (for example, American male bosses are more reluctant than British ones to sponsor younger women, lest they be suspected of an affair, which could wreck their career).

There are many studies that compare cancer survival between countries, for example the EUROCARE [ 4], CONCORD [ 5] and International Cancer Benchmarking Partnership [ 6] studies.

Furthermore, the patterns and timing of freedom transitions vary greatly between countries: for example, some countries have recently transitioned to freedom, to lack of freedom, or have long histories of partial freedom.

10 Maximum waiting times vary between countries (for example, 14 days for high risk patients in Canada 11 and 90 days for all patients in the United Kingdom 12), with an appreciable daily risk of death or myocardial infarction.

The extent to which the current findings apply to other Latin American countries is unclear due to cultural differences between countries, for example, in terms of what packaging elements the participants find appealing, or stylish.

The organisation of data privacy and ethical reviews are different between different countries: for example, in Norway, the emphasis is on the privacy of the physician patient encounter, while the emphasis in Germany is on data processing and use of personal data.

There are also issues around generalizability, as studies on the validity of maternal and child health indicators have found high variability in sensitivity and specificity between, and within, countries; for example, between rural and urban areas (21).

Their findings may also reflect between-country differences (for example in family resources or service provision), given that researchers from India [ 16] and the US (e.g., [ 10, 17]) have found higher than normative rates of family stress (for example reflected by high rates of parental depression and anxiety) in families where an adolescent has TID.

Open image in new window Fig. 10 Proposed model of the necessary interactions between key entities that affect the safety and emergency response of a sample of two major safety-sensitive industries (nuclear power, offshore oil and gas drilling, and seawater desalination) between two Persian Gulf countries, for example, Iran and the United Arab Emirates.

There are important differences between these five countries, for example concerning income, the country specific overall level of forgone care, and also concerning the intra-country association between forgone care and income.