Sentence examples for multiplying country of from inspiring English sources

An interaction term was created by multiplying country of origin by the independent variable of interest.

Global and regional averages are obtained by multiplying the country-specific immunization coverage and a population weight for each country where the weight is the country-specific proportion of the global (or regional) total population.

We then estimated HLY in 2010 in each country by multiplying Eurostat projections of LE in 2010 by the ratio HLY/LE obtained either from country- and sex-specific linear regression models of HLY/LE on year (seven countries retaining same HLY question) or extrapolating the average of HLY/LE in 2008 and 2009 to 2010 (20 countries and EU27).

The GI Bills enacted to benefit veterans of World War II, Korea, and Vietnam benefited the country incalculably, multiplying the population of college-educated professionals who turned their energies to multiplying the nation's productiveness.

Then the economic burden of influenza per country was calculated by multiplying the number of patients per health state by the cost of care per health state.

Emigrants are good for developing countries (but this could be construed as an argument in favour of multiplying the numbers of cheap "illegals").

The prevalence of RxO abuse in each country was estimated as the prevalence of problem opioid use in the country multiplied by the percentage of opioid users entering treatment in the country who misuse non-heroin opioids.

We estimated HLY in 2010 in each country by multiplying the Eurostat projections of LE in 2010 by the ratio HLY/LE obtained either from country and sex-specific linear regression models of HLY/LE on year (seven countries retaining same HLY question) or extrapolating the average of HLY/LE in 2008 and 2009 to 2010 (20 countries and EU27).

IQ loss was calculated for each country using the BLL estimated for that country multiplied by the number of children < 5 years of age affected each year.

The cost associated with work hours lost due to RVVC was estimated by country, by multiplying the corresponding number of lost work hours by the average hourly wage.

To estimate the number of hospitalizations for rotavirus among children in industrialized countries, we multiplied estimates of the total population of children <5 years of age with rotavirus-associated hospitalization rates derived from published studies.