A partial country-wide rollout in Peru found minimal results from the One Laptop Per Child program, which supplied 850,000 laptops at a cost of $225 million.
Cross-country effects were larger than individual effects indicating a strong impact of macro-social factors (partialling out country, the intelligence epistemic rationality correlation decreases from r = .61 to rp = .27).27
Belgium, Italy and the United Kingdom (UK) were classified as "partial access countries".
While some ethnic groups are granted a form of partial citizenship, the country's 800,000 Rohingyas lost theirs in Myanmar's 1982 constitution.
The individual country partial R2s are in Figure 3B.
Total gaps account for 28% of the country, Partial gaps for 38% and Protected for 34%.
Also, we find that, on average, those countries with a larger cost of disability devote more social spending to this area, which could be a partial response of countries to the mentioned costs.
Rotavirus vaccine is now in use in 14 countries (two with partial introduction); five additional countries are expected to have introduced the vaccine by the end of 2009 with GAVI support (WHO/IVB database on new vaccine introduction, as of 31 May 2009).
When the EU offered last year to drop all tariffs on goods from the world's 49 poorest countries, partial exemptions were arranged for key farm products like sugar and rice.Given the scale of the problems caused by the CAP, the reforms proposed by the European Commission on July 10th seem modest.
Despite the paucity of epidemiological studies on edentulism in many countries, partial and/or complete edentulism data indicate that patients eligible to receive dental prosthesis remain numerous worldwide [1].
Age, sex, and country partialled (below diagonal) and correlations (above diagonal).
