Examples of using Appendix table in English and their translations into French
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total surface area but to arable land area, for example see Appendix Table A. 2.
1996…, appendix table 1.
Despite a drop of more than two months in mean length of life for women(one month in metropolitan France- see Appendix Table A.11), France remains high in the European rankings for female life expectancy at birth just behind Italy and Spain.
tripled for women between 1980-1990 and 2000-2007 Appendix Table A. 14.
continue to rise at the same pace Appendix Table A. 5.
the fi rst of these two provinces today includes nearly 40% of the country's population on a territory that represents less than 10% of its total surface area Appendix Table A. 1 and Figure 3.
primarily because of the economic crisis in the region Appendix Table A. 3.
were consistently lower than inflows(Figure 7, Appendix Table A.8), indicating a continuous increase in the number of third-country nationals legally resident in France.
then a 10% decrease until 2012 Appendix Table A. 1.
40 detailed results are given in Appendix Table 1.
tripling for females between 1980-1990 and 2002-2012 Appendix Table A. 14.
diminished in the past twenty years, with the exception of China where the male/female adult illiteracy ratio rose from 2.2 in 1980 to 3.0 in 2005 Appendix Table A. 15.
Appendix Table A. 4 presents the mean ages at first marriage for men
to their elders(aged 35 and over) Appendix Table A. 3.4.
the volume of ODA, though the ratio to ODA varies considerably among countries see Appendix table.
in 2009 remain unchanged, versus 8% thirty years previously Appendix Table A. 10.
cerebrovascular diseases) Appendix Table A. 14.
shows little variation in age at first union over several decades Appendix Table A. 17.
SCHOUMAKER Based on the most recent data, Appendix Table A. 11 presents for each of the 20 countries the probabilities of dying at ages 0-1 month,
Based on the most recent UNICEF data, Appendix Table A. 11 presents for each of the 20 countries the probabilities of dying at ages 0-1 month,