Sentence examples for distributions between countries from inspiring English sources

Hence, by applying the concept of the ELL a full picture of similarities/dissimilarities of age-at-death distributions between countries and over calendar time can be obtained.

Next, the study of Edwards and Tuljapurkar (2005) applied the Kullback Leibler measure of divergence to quantify similarities in age-at-death distributions between countries and study their developments over calendar time.

These differences in the size distribution between countries of low and high TFP are statistically significant under a one-side T test of difference of means.

An uneven distribution between countries regarding the number of interventions was observed.

No statistical difference in msp-3 allele distribution between countries was observed.

Large differences were observed in educational distribution between countries and among men and women (Table 1).

50.4% of the informants were girls and there were no significant differences in gender distribution between countries.

Despite the similar age distribution between countries, especially congestive heart failure was more frequent in the New Zealand cohort and diabetes more frequent in the Danish cohort.

Prevalence varies by up to 28% between the four UK countries, which is not reflected in resource distribution between countries, and penalises practices in the high prevalence countries (Wales and Scotland).

The baseline characteristics for the intervention group as a whole and the UC subsample who were seen at baseline are shown in table 2. There were significant differences in the distribution between countries.

A limitation of this study was that the baseline distribution for comparison was that of Sweden in 2002, and it can be demonstrated that the convergence of age-at-death distributions of a country with the Swedish distribution does not necessarily guarantee the convergence of the age-at-death distributions between those countries.