Sentence examples for classifications of countries from inspiring English sources

Regional Classifications of Countries with Prevalence Estimates.

An additional bivariate analysis compared the World Bank income classifications of countries in the EU/EFTA and non-EU/EFTA regions, using July 2012 definitions of high-income, upper-middle-income, lower-middle-income and low-income countries [ 25].

In order to maintain consistency, we use the World Bank's recent classification of countries to specify their respective income levels.

The classification of countries' naturalisation requirements are invoked both in arguments for the existence of national models of integration (Hammar, 1985; Brubaker, 1992; Castles, 1995; Banting and Kymlicka, 2013) and against their existence (Favell, 2003; Bertossi and Duyvendak 2013).

A more recent classification of countries according to the Bismarkian or Berverdigean nature of the pension system Krieger and Traub (2013) gives almost the same result as Disney (2004).

The LMICs included were drawn from the World Bank's classification of countries' income status in July 2012.

Studies were classified according to the World Bank classification of countries by income.

The geographical working areas were based on the World Bank GDP classification of countries in 2011 [ 30].

Classification of countries in developed and developing follows the International Monetary Fund (IMF) classification as presented in the IMF report: 'World Economic Outlook: Slowing growth, rising risks' of September 2011.

FAO Agricultural Development Economics Technical Study 4. Rome, FAO, for classification of countries with high and low exposure to climate extremes; FAO for data on prevalence of undernourishment.

*See World Bank classification of countries by income at http://data.worldbank.org/about/country-and-lending-groups Studies were assessed for quality by one reviewer (NJS) and checked by a second reviewer (CMB).