Sentence examples for subgroups of countries from inspiring English sources

The reason why the chosen Eastern Europe and Western groups include more countries than the East Asia group, is that we want to have some extra flexibility when it comes to comparing with subgroups of countries in these cases.

When the MI is not satisfied, subgroups of countries that are measurement non-invariant may be sought (Davidov et al. 2008b; Welkenhuysen-Gijbels et al. 2003).

Subgroups of countries or regions of qualification may exist that have either higher or lower risk of negative outcomes in the fitness to practise process.

Mothers showed increased sickness absence in all subgroups of country of birth, education, income, sector of employment and place of residence.

We found no significant difference for subgroups of country category (high (adjusted odds ratio 1.26, 1.02 to 1.57; I=87%; nine studies) versus low or middle income countries (adjusted odds ratio 1.30, 1.05 to 1.61; I=77%; five studies) (test P=0.83) (supplementary table 3).

Under European Union rules, the tax could be adopted within a subgroup of countries.

President Macron hopes to foster the IGF and create a subgroup of countries (and companies) that can agree on cybersecurity issues.

However, I also find no evidence of a causal effect on political ideology for a subgroup of countries.

Figure 2 also shows that the negative relation between EPL gaps and how temporary status affects OJT reported in Table 7 is not driven by any subgroup of countries.

Early in 2012, the GAVI Alliance endorsed a framework to guide country assessments and transitions (GAVI Alliance and World Health Organization, unpublished data), and called on GAVI and its partners to work on 'transition planning' with a subgroup of countries.

Only if societal and educational traditions matched each other in subgroups of these countries, comparisons of scale means are permitted.