Sentence examples for documenting numbers of from inspiring English sources

38.2 million of these are displaced within their own countries and 21.3 million have sought refuge abroad, a record since the UN started documenting numbers of displaced persons in the early 1950s.

Although there are no national statistics documenting numbers of M. avium associated cervical lymphadenitis in children, there has been no published evidence of this manifestation disappearing or increasing (Wolinsky 1995).

In the 4 outbreaks for which estimated and reported cases are documented, numbers of estimated cases are 78× higher than numbers of reported cases (Table).

Given the well documented number of French speakers currently at Newcastle, Belfodil might find fitting in at the club an easier proposition than many other destinations.

Although the documented number of peri-natally acquired cases among children in Pakistan is still low, several factors contribute to suggest that this number is significantly under-estimated.

Table 1 shows the number of OR genes identified from these three primate species as well as previously documented number of OR genes from human, chimpanzee, and macaque.

Participants also had difficulty in reporting numerical data (i.e. 58% of participants correctly documented number of perpetrators on Scenario 1).

Therefore, the overall count of included references might be slightly lower than the documented number of included studies in the Cochrane review.

The following patient characteristics were documented: number of asymptomatic and symptomatic subjects, sex ratio, mean or median age with age range and CT-colonography indication.

Comparing the estimated number of home visits (mean 20 ± 11) with the documented number of home visits (mean 12 ± 9), there seems to be a gap between estimation and documented reality.

What is distinctive about the Panama Papers project is its unprecedented scale in terms of data, documents, number of participating journalists and co-publishing news organisations – and its overall public impact and potential policy reverberations.