Sentence examples for total lives from inspiring English sources
"But because of the density of population here, many total lives are still lost, and that means that we still have work to do".
With an expected total lives saved and cost of plan, the cost per life saved is calculated.
But the example of child art should at least make one suspicious of Michael Slote's claim that "just as dreams are discounted except as they affect (the waking portions of) our lives, what happens in childhood principally affects our view of total lives through the effects that childhood success or failure are supposed to have on mature individuals" (Slote, 1983, 14).
So for comparative purposes we normalize our evaluation to estimate total costs and total lives saved per 1 million total population in a community that chose to promote more uptake of ORS-Z using the strategies under consideration.
Adding the estimated lives saved from ARV, DOTS and ITN, without adjustment for interactions between diseases or the possibility of persons benefiting from multiple interventions, total lives saved by Global Fund-supported programs would stand at around 2.44 million (1.74-3.18 million) by December 2007.
The total lives gained for early cancer detection and cancer prevention using a continuous marker may be quantified as w f 1 ∫ c ∞ f d x dx - 1 - w f 2 ∫ c ∞ f d ¯ x dx ) - h (w ∫ c ∞ f d x dx + 1 - w ∫ c ∞ f d ¯ x dx, and w f 1 ∫ c ∞ η x f d x dx - w ∫ c ∞ δ x f d x dx - 1 - w ∫ c ∞ δ x f d ¯ x dx ) - h (w ∫ c ∞ f d x dx + 1 - w ∫ c ∞ f d ¯ x dx, respectively.
About one in ten Mexican citizens, 12m in total, live in America, half of them illegally.
No fewer than 4.6m children, or 34% of the total, lived below the poverty line.
Most of his state's 1.7m people, just 7.3% of Australia's total, live in Adelaide.
Total live viewing across all channels on Christmas Day 2015 averaged 13.5 million – down from 15.8 million five years ago.
Matt has come to woo the reluctant, dismissive Sally, who calls him "one total living loose screw".
