Sentence examples for ordering of countries from inspiring English sources

- The ordering of countries and lists of Major Importers/Exporters will be updated to eliminate outdated aggregations (such as "Former Soviet Union), and better reflect current trade patterns.

9 We refer to this ordering of countries by the combined disease burden as the 'opportunity index'.

The aforementioned result linking the concentration indices for attainments and shortfalls reminds us that in such cases, the ordering of countries vis-à-vis relative inequality can change as we move from the attainment to the shortfall distribution simply because the means of the attainment (and hence shortfall) distributions differ.

Our expectations about the rank ordering of country contexts are only partially borne out by the findings.

Watch how the order of countries changes when you switch the indicator at the top of the graph.

This shows that calculating the contributions in a cumulative way would be very sensitive to the order of countries, making it hard to justify without a clear temporal order of emissions.

Oddly, given the EU's huge impact in democratising aspirant members, the union has few powers over the political order of countries once they join short of the "nuclear option" of suspending voting rights.As a form of peer pressure, the commission is planning to draw up a "scoreboard" of members' justice systems.

The relative order of countries by median Ig concentration (regardless of Ig isotype) tended to be the same as for sero-incidence.

The results compiled in Table  3 reflect that for all the pathways and categorization methods, only two pathways presented differences in the order of countries at higher risk.

Indeed the order of countries at highest risk changed only for the illegal pathway (when using manual NB, as previously discussed) and for TAF (when quantiles or geometric intervals were employed).

At the end of the projection period, the order of countries ranked by the EESR and the LMSR values is very similar to their ranking by fertility levels, modified by the labour force participation patterns (more so in the case of the LMSR) and only with a very limited effect of the advancement of the ageing process prior to 2002.