Sentence examples for for number of persons from inspiring English sources
In Scenario B, for number of persons receiving ARVs we averaged the annual increase achieved in the period 2009 10, which was lower than that achieved in 2007 8 (as an increasing number of countries begin to assume domestic financing of ARV treatment).
‡Household was evaluated for number of persons per room.
Average disposable income the previous 5 years (2003 2007) was extracted and defined as the entire household income after taxation, adjusted for number of persons in the household.
'OECD-adjusted household income' in the year prior to mammography, adjusted for number of persons in the household [ 22], was used as an income measure.
Of these, 343 met the inclusion criteria, and were therefore invited to participate in the study, see figure 1. See figure 1 for number of persons randomized, receiving allocated intervention, having baseline data and reasons for not participating.
Household income after taxation and interest per person, as defined in IDA, was adjusted for number of persons in the household and deflated according to the 2000 value of the Danish crown (DKK).
Mr. President, the sole position of the Committee is that no funds being provided, we should not leave open the opportunity for numbers of persons to file claims in the Court of Claims in behalf of men who reenlist, with the result that a year from now, or 2 years from now, some men would receive the reenlistment bounty or some part of it, after the attorneys received their fees.
The possibility of using disposable income based on the household income and adjusted for number of dependent persons must be considered as a good indicator of material living standards, reflecting what the women could actually spend (Galobardes et al, 2006).
A significant main effect for group (p =.04) was found for the number of persons providing support, with the intervention group having a higher number of persons available.
Disposable income was calculated from household income after taxation and interest per person, adjusted for the number of persons in the household and for the 2000 value of the Danish crown, according to a formula from the Danish Ministry of Finance.
