I just received a small freebie (American) medical publication that, to 
my surprise, displayed some large numbers thus:

"...we do have a large amount of experience with more than 100 000 
patients treated -- in some cases, more than 1 000 000 patients treated."

This was part of a transcript of an interview, so it was obviously the 
publisher's choice about how to depict this.  One advantage of spaces is 
that it eliminates the confusion with commas and periods used a sentence 
punctuation.

(the poster formerly known as Greg)


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