Sentence examples for worldwide calculated from inspiring English sources

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), an independent nonprofit that promotes press freedom worldwide, calculated the index by determining the number of unsolved journalist murders as a percentage of each country's population.

The methodological approach suggested in this study should enable all countries worldwide to calculate DALYs from cancer with a reasonable degree of validity.

In a recent review focussing on field studies addressing invasive plant impacts Hulme et al. (2013) used a list of 400 of the most invasive plant species worldwide to calculate the percentage of species from each plant functional group that were quantitatively assessed for invasion impacts.

In order to make such a comparison, the cumulative worldwide exposure was calculated by dividing the total amount (in grams) of cream or ointment sold worldwide since launch by the average amount of drug dispensed per year per patient in the USA to obtain cumulative 'patient-years' (PY) of exposure (Eq.  1).

In particular, simple exclusion probabilities are regularly calculated worldwide as a part of designing forensic marker sets.

Using data from over 200,000 mobile applications on its network – a good-sized sample for app stores which each now have over 600,000 apps available – Flurry calculated worldwide app revenues for this year and years past.

Numbers vary between studies but dementia costs worldwide have been calculated around $160 billion, while costs of Alzheimer's disease in the United States may be $100 billion each year.

For example, pollination in agricultural systems worldwide has been calculated to be worth 200 billion US dollars a year [9].

Based on several studies, the calculated worldwide level in the year 2020 will be the 5th highest cause of invalidity and the 3rd highest cause of death [ 7].

The estimated cost of dementia worldwide has been calculated as 315.4 billion USD based on an estimated 29.3 million demented patients in 2005 (Wimo et al. 2007).

Taking those vows into account, the OECD calculated that worldwide aid spending in 2010 would be in the region of $125 billion, already $46 billion higher than last year.