Sentence examples for indicating country from inspiring English sources

Download the Addendum to the UNICEF State of the World's Children Report 2015 [PDF]  The statistical tables for the State of the World's Children (SOWC) Report 2015 present data from various sources, indicating, country progress on a number of indicators across 193 UN member states.

Equation (1) expresses the model considering subscripts i and t were used for indicating country and year respectively in a panel data set: {y}_{it}=beta {x}_{it}+{alpha}_i+{u}_{it} (1).

However, our analyses include a dummy variable indicating country of residence (in a fixed-effect approach), aimed at controlling for any country-level characteristics that might be related with homeownership.

Based on the mean standard deviation (SD) of all ten performance items, the countries were equally split into: Denmark, Italy, Belarus, Ireland, Ukraine and Portugal (mean SDs ranging from 1.17 to 1.40) indicating countries with high variation and Greece, Finland, Israel, Norway, Netherlands and UK (mean SDs ranging from.82 to 1.08) indicating countries with low variation.

Subscripts i and t indicate country and year of each observation.

§Statistically significant difference of mean value between boys and girls for the indicated country (one-way ANOVA; P ≤ 0.05).

Swedish census records indicate country of birth but do not assess other characteristics of race/ethnicity, unlike US census data.

Results indicate country differences in clinical decision making related to CHD, especially between Germany on the one hand and the US and the UK on the other.

Low Gini coefficients indicate countries with roughly equally sized regions, those with larger indices have greater inequality in the distribution of the population among the administrative regions.

"The results we have to date," Mr. Heady added, indicate "countries grow faster, all else being equal, if they make greater use of consumption taxes".

Hall and Hall (1990) used a different approach and collected data which indicate countries or societies but did not conduct systematic research or scores for individual countries like Hofstede's.