Examples of using See chart in English and their translations into Chinese
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The three interviewees also described their own symptoms, which indicated that they were intoxicated by secondary contamination and ended up in a hospital(see chart 3.1).
The proportion of annual defense spending in the GDP was 1.09% in 1995, and 1.50% in 2001( see Chart 1).
In late summer 2019 the US yield curve inverted for the first time since the global financial crisis(see Chart A).
China was once a world leader in the field, but in the face of public opposition it now lags far behind(see chart).
These figures do not include judges and prosecutors serving in administrative and tax courts, the Constitutional Court and former military tribunals(see Chart 71).
Last year China's manufacturers, both domestic and foreign-owned, consumed $145 billion-worth of microchips of all kinds(see chart).
Just under one-third are Americans, but edX says nearly half its students come from developing countries(see chart 2).
Average annual video revenues per household vary greatly, from $270 in North America to less than $5 in Middle East and Africa(see chart).
UNCTAD technical cooperation activities continue to be provided on the basis of national/country, regional and interregional projects(see chart 3).
UNCTAD technical cooperation activities continued to be carried out on the basis of interregional, regional and country-specific projects(see chart 3).
America has cut energy-sector emissions by 6%, even as our economy has grown by 11%(see chart 4).
So per person, GDP in China is US$ 6,500, compared to US$53,100 in the US(see chart).
Conversely, growth in domestic demand remained comparable to the levels seen in the first part of the economic expansion from 2014 to 2016(see Chart B).
China's middle-class consumers, emerging as the internet took off, have always been inclined to shop online(see chart 1).
The situation is repeated(please see chart 6) with regard to the growth rate for jobs when broken down by sector in the economy between 1995 and 1999.
Though unlike sunlight they do not come free, they are so efficient and long-lasting that their spectral advantages seem clinching(see chart).
They argue that China overstated real GDP growth by two percentage points on average every year from 2008 to 2016(see chart).
The result has been a flurry of deals, much hedging of bets and a constantly evolving web of alliances(see chart).
Last year its revenues rose to 243 billion yuan($40 billion), up by 30% on a year earlier(see chart 1).
The opportunities for parental investment continue in higher education, which is ever more costly(see chart 3) but offers ever greater returns.