Sentence examples for multiplying the general from inspiring English sources

Population growth and lower mortality rates have increased both the proportion and number of elderly individuals around the world, multiplying the general rate of physical disabilities such as visual impairment and blindness in the population.

8 24 Individual cardiovascular components (for coronary heart disease, which includes myocardial infarction and stroke including transient ischaemic stroke) were extracted by multiplying the general cardiovascular score by a calibration factor 24 and were summed to obtain a cardiovascular score (for myocardial infarction, coronary heart disease, stroke, and transient ischaemic attack endpoints).

Fracture probabilities for women with osteoporosis were derived by multiplying the age-dependent female general fracture probabilities with age and fracture specific relative risks for women with osteoporosis compared to the female general population (RROST).

Participant driving costs to educational locations were estimated by using an average of 5 km driving distance multiplied by the general mileage allowance for Germany.

Expected numbers were estimated by accumulating person-years at risk within specific categories defined by 5-year age groups, sex and single calendar year, and then multiplying these by the general population incidence rate of malignant disease within the corresponding category (Breslow and Day, 1987; Office of National Statistics, 1999).

Mr. Limbaugh was not wrong about the numbers, which he derived by multiplying a general statistic of 1.3 million abortions per year by the number of years since 1973.

In general, we compile activity data and multiply the data by emission or conversion factors, similar to IPCC guidance (7).

Ice multiplied the risks.

Those ceilings multiply the roar.

China's many dialects multiply the risks.

This money multiplies the GDP.