Sentence examples for statistic database from inspiring English sources
unemployment rate: Eurostat, the Statistic Database (lfsa_urgaed series).
life expectancy at the age of 50: Eurostat, the Statistic Database (demo_mlexpec series).
The sources of data for the covariates used in the multinomial analysis are: unemployment rate: Eurostat, the Statistic Database (lfsa_urgaed series) life expectancy at the age of 50: Eurostat, the Statistic Database (demo_mlexpec series) logarithm of per capita GDP.
log population at 50: the logarithm of the population aged 55-64 in each year and country (Source: Eurostat, Statistic Database).
This is done by the statistic module which collects time benchmarks in different places of procession and updates the statistic database which is maintained in a text file in every local pGrid node.
The variable is calculated as the sum of the years in which the respondent declares to have been working since the year when the first job started (source: SHARE) fewbooks: dummy indicating whether the respondent had less than 25 books during childhood (source: SHARE) log population at 50: the logarithm of the population aged 55-64 in each year and country (Source: Eurostat, Statistic Database).
The Institut de la statistique du Québec (ISQ) holds official governmental vital statistic databases, which include dates and causes of death as reported on the death certificate.
China Statistic Yearbook database did not provide the data about indirect monetary costs before 1995.
Me But what is it that attracts some people to fighting a dragon and some people to a statistic-loaded football database that is essentially an exercise in human resources?
But the database's statistic for tire-related deaths in Explorers match almost exactly the number of such deaths reported to regulators during the current investigation of Firestone tires.
This is consistent with the statistic that the GOA database (including both computational predictions and literature-based annotations) did not include any annotations for ∼31% of the entries in UniProtKB in 2005 (7).
