Sentence examples for crude net from inspiring English sources

The most striking examples are: After the population census of 1999, France re-estimated for the period 1995-999 averageannualnual crude net migration level of around −0.2 per 1,000 population in 2000, whereas all other EU countries reported crude net migration levels during the second half of 1990s of at least 1.5.

On the other hand, Chin Long Chiang proposed a method [ 24] that takes into account different conditional probabilities of death (crude, net and partial crude) which reflect the relationships among the different risks of death acting simultaneously.

The table shows, for the year 2049, national point forecasts and 80% prediction intervals for the TRF, life expectancy at birth and crude net migration rate (expressed per 1,000 of population in 2000).

Since the year 2000, France has assumed a crude net migration level close to 1 per 1,000 more or less similar to the levels provisionally estimated before the census of 1999.

In addition to migration scenarios mentioned above, the Status Quo projection has been prepared, assuming constant migration rates for flows between the 27 countries and constant crude net migration from the Rest of the world, the same as observed in 2002.

The scenarios of migration exchange with the Rest of the world ('external migration') concern crude net migration numbers, as in this case it is hardly possible to define the population at risk to which the observed migration flows can be related.

They form a crude safety net, and make the difference between survival and starvation.

Crude and net RVUs per WTE.

% of WTEs required to achieve 45,000 crude and net RVUs/WTE actually in post.

Means of 85.35% and 65.73% of the required numbers of WTEs were available in 2009 to achieve respectively annual crude and net RVU/WTE figures of 45,000.

With respect to the numbers of consultant WTEs required to achieve 45,000 crude and net RVUs per WTE (Table 5), among the hospitals sampled, 32.47 additional WTEs would have been required in 2009 to achieve the crude benchmark of 45,000 RVUs/WTE; 90.71 additional WTEs would have been needed to achieve the net benchmark of 45,000 RVUs/WTE.