Examples of using Largest increases in English and their translations into Spanish
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The largest increases occurred in Slovakia, Hungary and Bulgaria.
THE 15 FACILITIES IN NORTH AMERICA with largest increases in total releases and transfers, 1995-1999.
The largest increases were recorded in the lower- and upper-secondary levels.
The largest quantity decrease was for friable asbestos, and the largest increases were for formaldehyde and styrene.
Countries with largest increases in procurement volume from 2003 to 2013.
Four pulp andpaper mills in British Columbia were among the ten facilities in NPRI with the largest increases in total releases.
By 2025, the largest increases in diabetes prevalence will take place in developing countries.
Metals and their compounds were among the substances with the largest increases in total releases from 1995 to 1998 in North America.
The largest increases in the duration of unemployment have been among the unskilled 83.9 percent.
The major exporting countries to Mexico that recorded the largest increases compared to the 2013 are from South Korea, Japan, and China.
The largest increases were observed in the stations M63 and M64 with yearly averages largely exceeding the standard of 50 µg/m3 Table 8.
THE 10 FACILITIES IN NORTH AMERICA with largest increases in total reported amounts of releases and transfers, 1998-1999.
The largest increases were in Chile(11 per cent) and Brazil(9 per cent) and the smallest in Colombia, Argentina, Bolivia and Venezuela.
Also, three pulp andpaper mills in British Columbia were among the ten facilities in NPRI with the largest increases in total releases.
In the Republic of Korea, the largest increases in FDI are expected to take place in consulting services box 9.
Ese two industries, primary metals and hazardous waste management,had facilities in the categories of both the largest increases and the largest decreases from 1998 to 2000.
Within this group the largest increases of more than 9 per cent, are estimated to have been recorded by Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
Metals and their compounds accounted for six of the 10 substances with the largest increases in total releases in North America from 1995 to 1999.
TRI facilities with the largest increases reported releasing 18.7 mil-lion kg of these substances in 1995 and 37.6 million kg in 1997.
The largest increases in tax to GDP ratios in 2010 were in Chile(2.5 percentage points), Argentina(2.0 points), Ecuador(1.7) and Peru 1.1.
One exception is zinc and its compounds, which had the largest increases in transfers and, hence, in total releases and transfers in both countries.
The largest increases occurred in France(13.5 per cent), Germany(9.5 per cent), Japan(25 per cent), Sweden(264.1 per cent) and the United States of America 31.6 per cent.
Five of the 10 facilities with the largest increases in releases were paper products facilities located in British Columbia and Quebec.
The largest increases took place in Putumayo-Caqueta(+ 3,270 hectares) in the southern part of the country bordering Ecuador, and in Pacifico(+ 1,174 hectares), in the corridor between the western range of mountains and the Pacific Ocean coastal region.
Total releases of the 50 NPRI facilities with the largest increases from 1995 to 1997 rose from 17.0 million kg to 29.7 million kg, an increase of 74 percent.
E two industries with the largest increases were chemicals and food products with increases of 5.9 million kg and 1.1 million kg respectively.
The 50 NPRI facilities with the largest increases transferred 1.6 million kg in 1995 and 5.1 million kg in 1997, an increase of 3.4 million kg.
Chromium and its compounds had the largest increases in NPRI, and in 1998 had the largest total releases of all designated carcinogens.
Releases by the 50 TRI facilities with the largest increases more than doubled from 1995 to 1997, with a 114 percent increase from 65.0 million kg to 138.8 million kg.
Among the 10 substances with the largest increases in NPRI transfers were four metals: copper, lead, manganese and zinc(and their compounds); lead and its compounds is also designated as carcinogenic.