Greece Statistics

Greece. Statistics on currency, banking, and other financial matters, indexes on cost of living and on output of the main industries are published in the Monthly Bulletin of the Bank of Greece 43). This is published in English as well as Greek. Official monthly returns of imports and exports are published in English (44)-... 

Monthly Bulletin of the Special Trade of Greece with Foreign Countries, Statistical Serv-... 

The statistics are based on official information supplied to WHO by the following countries Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Cyprus, Israel, Syrian Arab Republic, Turkey, France, Gibraltar, Greece, Italy, Malta, Monaco, Spain, Yugoslavia. Not all countries have reported cases and deaths for all years from 1970 to 1975. Not all countries are reporting for all diseases recorded in this table. 

The same results were found from other studies a study in Poland enrolled 35000 patients who had received fine-needle aspiration biopsy of the thyroid from 1985 to 1999, and statistical analysis indicated that the incidence of AIT rose from 1.5 to 5.7% after USI since 1992 (Slowinska-Klencka et al, 2002). Kahaly et al. (1997) reported that after supplementing iodine 200pg/l to patients with endemic thyroid goiter (MUI, from 30pg/l, rose to 213pg/l), the incidence of iodine-induced hypothyroidism and AIT increased. It was reported from Greece and Sri Lanka that there was an obvious increase in the incidence of AIT in children after iodine supplementation was implemented in areas with deficient iodine intake (Zois et al, 2003 Premawardhana et al, 2000). 

Pacut, A., Kolodziej, W., and Chaplen, F.W., Cytosensors for early detection of biological and chemical threats-statistical approach, in Neuronal Networks and Expert Systems in Medicine and Healthcare, Proceedings of the fourth International Conference — NNESMED, Milos Island, Greece, June 20-22, Technological Education Institute of Crete, 2001, pp. 437-442. 

Heimann, R.B. (1987) A statistical approach to evaluating durability of a simulated nuclear waste glass, in The Geological Disposal of High-Level Radioactive Wastes (ed. D.G. Brookins), Theophrastus Publ., S.A., Athens, Greece, pp. 181-205. 

P.J. Flory in Statistical Mechanics of Chain Molecules, Publishers of Ithaka University, Ithaka, Greece, 1970, p.424. 

FIGURE 26 Comparison of classical and robust PCA results. Scores and t /Q plots for a data set of extravirgin oUve oil from Greece measured by headspace GC-MS. Left top PCI versus PC2 scores plot by Robust PCA right top PCI versus PC2 scores plot by classic PCA left bottom T IQ plot for Robust PCA, dashed bnes correspond to confidence limits at 95% for Hotelling-J and Q statistics, respectively right bottom f lQ plot for classic PCA, dashed lines correspond to confidence limits at 95% for Hotelling-7 and Q statistics, respectively. 

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