Sentence examples for numbers of persons from inspiring English sources

Large numbers of persons are employed by the government.

Screening large numbers of persons in a population with low prevalence of a disease leads to many false-positives.

"The amount of traffic, the sheer numbers of persons would change the character of the street, of all the Heights," said Harry Smith, a Joralemon Street resident.

Growing numbers of persons in parts of the world where obesity was once rare were also gaining excessive weight.

Germany and Iceland had relatively low numbers of persons aged 90 and over; 592 per 100,000 in Germany (2010) and 499 per 100,000 in Iceland.

Thus serfdom (see serf), which became a legal institution in Russia in 1649, included growing numbers of persons and became increasingly oppressive.

Sometimes it took on almost unbelievable forms, especially in terms of the numbers of persons and animals interred with the deceased leader.

However, future studies designed to include greater numbers of persons living near specific types of industries, along with fate-transport modeling of chemical releases, would be informative.

All hospitals had infection control committees, and there were no significant differences in time spent and numbers of persons involved in ICU surveillance activities.

THE TRIBUNAL (Mr. Biddle): Did you get figures of the numbers of persons who had died in these 10 concentration camps?

REINECKE: In the case of Hoess the crime of murder of unknown persons and unknown numbers of persons detained in the Concentration Camp Auschwitz was investigated.