Sentence examples for areas information from from inspiring English sources

The 10 participating facilities can be described as follows: 3/10 were located in urban areas, 2 were located in rural areas (information from 5 facilities was missing), 4/10 were assigned as health center, 5 were assigned as district hospital (information from 1 facility was missing), and 7/10 were government-owned and financed.

In Bangladesh, family planning experts noticed a decade ago that in some of the remotest areas, information gleaned from satellite television was influencing contraceptive choices.

Given the rapid path through multiple processing steps between photoreceptors and higher visual areas, information must progress from stage to stage very quickly.

Visual processing is organised hierarchically, such that neurons in high-level visual areas consolidate information from neurons in low-level areas.

Although generalizability of the study findings may be considered limited because the study subjects are sampled from a local area, information generated from the data can be of help in developing risk communication strategies on potential RFR risk.

Those living away from the border areas, where information from the outside world spreads more easily, may have more faith in the government, Kim acknowledged.

Sampling was achieved by establishing a list of all mental patients in the areas, using information from the mental health services, and then sampling at random from those patients that were identified.

A good example is the initiative of local authorities of the Malopolska Province, who themselves with assistance of the EU funds, organised a series of information (consultation) meetings for residents, investors and decision-makers of municipalities located in Natura 2000 areas (oral information from employees of the Regional Directorate of Environmental Protection; Cent and others 2010).

To improve the quality and overall usefulness of economic evaluations we would recommend; 1) developing clear national guidelines for the conduct of economic evaluations, 2) highlighting priority areas where information from such studies would be most useful and 3) training researchers and policy makers in the calculation and use of economic evaluation data.

To control for area-level socioeconomic status, we included area level information from the 2000 Census on tract level median income and house value for each residence.

In the normal course of affairs, Dr. Hoffman said, Wernicke's area receives information from a variety of nearby brain areas and distant structures like Broca's.