Sentence examples for gdp tables from inspiring English sources

The United Kingdom was the second highest funder of genomics research per capita and per GDP (Tables 5 and 6); both measures of genomics "intensity" declined in 2006.

Indeed, Ireland appears to place a high priority on genomics research since its rank increases dramatically from ninth (Table 4) to first in funding per capita and per GDP (Tables 5 and 6).

CBO has done a full scoring (pdf) of the Obama proposals; they estimate a deficit in 2022 of 3 percent of GDP (Table 2).

But if we look at the data from the commerce department, investment in equipment and software is almost back to its pre-recession level, measured as a share of GDP (Table 1.1.5, Lines 1 and 11).

All these figures combined suggest an overall output loss close to 7.5% of GDP (Table 7).

Data source: Swiss economic and social history database: M1 (Table Q3), GDP (Table Q16a, b), number of banks (Q8), and CPI (H17); http://www.fsw.uzh.ch/hstat/hsso/overview.php.

Of note, these economic losses correspond to 4.03% of African PPP GDP (Table 3).

Ethiopia, Yemen, and Kenya had the highest productivity of publication after standardization by population size and GDP (Table  1).

Twenty-five countries fell into this category, five of which produced more than ten studies when none were predicted by GDP (Table 4).

Countries with large economies, such as the Kuwait, UAE, and Oman tended to rank relatively low after the adjustment of GDP (Table  3).

To examine the priority each country places on genomics research, as a measure of "genomics intensity," we normalized public funding for genomics research to the national population (Table 5) and to Gross Domestic Product (GDP; Table 6).