Sentence examples for country component from inspiring English sources

Where i = individual country component.

In Canada, the song achieved moderate success, reaching number three on the Country component chart and 52 on the Canadian Hot 100.

Data from the INCO country component of the pooled study (Peters et al., 2011 ) indicate asbestos and silica are potentially important occupational confounders.

The within-country component of global inequality, however, has increased continuously over this twenty-year period.

None of the two aforementioned works, however, studied differences between countries in the variation in the life span per se, since the within-country component of the total variation is simply a sum of variations within single countries and hence does not facilitate comparisons of this statistic across countries.

The in-country component of our program is its keystone.

Multilevel models were used as they allow recognition of the natural geographical hierarchy in the data (counts of death within regions are nested within countries) by partitioning the residual variance into a within-country component (the variance of the region-level residuals) and a between-country component (the variance of the country-level residuals) [ 6, 7].

Methodology: After scoping visits to the TCO in September 2014 and January 2015, followed by a period of documentary review and preliminary interviews, the in-country component of the evaluation was undertaken from 15th March to 3rd April 2015.

In addition to the null model that was used to partition the total variance of schools' average scores in science or mathematics to "between schools" and "between countries" components, and a model that included only school-aggregated student background variables, three alternative explanatory models for each of the instructional variables in the two school subjects were specified.

Interview questionnaires comprised a common core of questions that would allow comparisons between countries, and a country-specific component to allow investigation of issues particular to each country [ 13].

Decision making in a land of entities — the very term was a reflection of disagreement on what to call the country's component parts — is hard.