Sentence examples for global count from inspiring English sources
At the latest global count, there were about 50 antibiotics in the pipeline – with a third targeting the 12 WHO priority pathogens, including three for gonorrhoea.
When she conducted her global count of border walls, Vallet found that they had been built for three main purposes: establishing peace; preventing smuggling and terrorism; and stopping immigration.
The International Labour Organization predicts unemployment will rise by about 2.3 million this year to 199.4 million, and that 1.1 million will be added to the global count in 2017, taking joblessness to more than 200 million for the first time on record.
Domain scores are summed to a "global" count score from 0 to 21, with higher scores indicating worse disturbance, and scores > 5 being sensitive and specific for poor sleep quality [33].
During the same period, the number of tertiary-educated arrivals rose by 70%, over three times faster than the global count, reaching 27.3m in 2010/11 (UN-DESA, OECD 2013).
If Amazon can add just 500,000 subscribers to its total global count by way of the deal, it will have recouped the entire amount paid to the NFL.
Expected characteristics are a sub-millimeter position resolution, a sub-microsecond time resolution, and a global counting rate greater than 107s−1.
FORBES GLOBAL counts 400 Americans worth upward of $725 million.
It shows global counts of the different categories of TCSs and detailed class counts of each category.
Once adjusted, radioactive counts for each participant were normalized with the average global counts of each group (i.e., the "global means" normalization approach).
In addition, when regarding hot-spot and global counts we found that there was no difference between fibroadenomas, benign phyllodes tumors and borderline phyllodes tumors.
