International dollar is a term mostly used in economics in conjunction with a country's purchasing power parity and is defined by the World Bank as: "an international dollar would buy in the cited country a comparable amount of goods and services a U.S. dollar would buy in the United States" (World Bank 2016b).
Table 3 Number of articles per country of origin in 100 most cited Country Total number of articles USA 47 Germany 10 The Netherlands 10 Belgium 6 Japan 6 South Korea 6 UK 5 France 4 China 2 Australia 1 Finland 1 Israel 1 Switzerland 1.
He cites countries including Germany, Poland and Cambodia that have set up new institutions governed by special legislation to deal with such records.
She cites countries, like Armenia, where chess is either a mandatory part of school curriculums, especially in the early elementary years, or strongly encouraged.
It also cites countries that offer good end-of-life care despite national poverty — mostly by having it done at home, by relatives given modest amounts of training.
"Transformation in gender roles and empowerment have enabled some countries and groups to improve sustainability and equity, advancing human development," the report says, citing countries such as Cuba, Iran and Mauritius, which have brought down fertility rates.
The site also claims that the browser is an anti-censorship tool rather than purely for piracy, citing countries including Iran and North Korea alongside the UK, the Netherlands, Belgium, Finland, Denmark, Italy and Ireland as places it expects PirateBrowser to be particularly useful.
Family planning could revolutionise families, he said, citing countries such as South Korea and Thailand, where they promoted family planning and then family size shrunk and they were able to put money into their children's education.
In its defense, Catholics cite countries such as Kenya and Uganda, where behavioral changes are encouraged alongside condom use, and where greater progress in controlling the disease has been made than in countries that promote condom use alone.
For this purpose, we downloaded bibliographic details of all the citing papers from the above table (namely, 5466+11 007+3599+8950=29 022) and analysed them geographically so as to reveal the (fractional count) contributions of the different citing countries.
