Sentence examples for distribution of countries from inspiring English sources

Given the predictable relationship between polarization and conflict, it would seem logical to evaluate the degree to which the distribution of countries – for example, in terms of their CO2 emissions per capita – would be structured through groups which in themselves are antagonistic, as well as their evolution over time.

Fig. 2 Graphical distribution of countries based on individual MW and LW.

This study aims to quantify the distribution of countries of origin of clinical studies used in Cochrane Reviews (CRs), and to link these data to the size of a country and to its spending on research.

The distribution of countries of birth of the patients is shown in Figure  1.

The distribution of countries with the highest age-standardized mortality per 100,000 women throughout the world is very different.

Different distribution of countries within maternal world regions may be responsible in part for the differences observed between receiving countries.

Alesina and Spolaore use a number of crisp and clear theoretical models to show how these trade-offs might be played out, in a variety of voting processes, to produce an equilibrium distribution of country sizes.

The distribution of country of birth among foreign -born persons with a hip fracture event differed.

The group of 'middle educated' (10 12 years) responders was underrepresented in three areas (Alpha-house, Alpha-flat, Beta-mix) but there was no statistically significant difference in the distribution of country of birth between the responders and the study population (Table 3).

Though it has come very far in a short time, its per capita income is now about the same as Albania's – that is, in the middle of the distribution of 199 countries.

The pie graph in the right column depicts the distribution of the countries covered by the primary studies.