Sentence examples for clusters of countries from inspiring English sources

From the structural topologies of these trees, we identify different clusters of countries according to their geographical location and economic ties.

The second part of the analyses indicates the basic and post school entrepreneurial education and training clusters of countries.

The maps indicate that there has been an increasing concentration of African migrant populations in particular countries or clusters of countries.

Clusters of countries were created because countries therein did not meet Hofstede's inclusion criteria for individual countries (Hofstede 2001).

Later another 10 countries and 3 clusters of countries were added: Arab World, seven countries; East-Africa, four countries; and West-Africa, three countries.

According to the World Directory of Medical Schools WDMSS) in 2003 these countries and clusters of countries harbored 1,184 medical schools (WHO 2003).

Developers are clearing overgrown farms and gone-to-seed estates and building clusters of "country manor homes," as the brochures call them.

The rationale behind analysing well-supported clusters of country-specific sequences (instead of analysing all country-specific sequences together, regardless of clustering) is that it gives the highest probability of extracting demographic patterns specific for the country under study, without any influence of sequences from other countries.

There is also a cluster of countries in eastern and northern Africa.

Related Internet content-control mechanisms are also in place in Canada, the United States and a cluster of countries in Europe.

The chart shows a cluster of countries at the bottom where the food supply barely changed in 50 years.