The phrase "areas refers" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks proper grammatical structure. An example could be: "In this study, the term 'areas refers' is used to describe various regions of interest."
Alternatives: "regions denote" or "zones indicate".
Our so-called 'ethnic minority areas' refers to those regions inhabited by ethnic minorities, but that does not exclude Han residents, who may constitute the majority of the regional population.
a Public health insurance in urban areas refers exclusively to BMI, and refers solely to NCMS in rural areas.
In this paper, the term "roadless areas" refers to relatively large areas without any roads, whereas areas containing only roads with low-traffic intensity, below an established limit, are termed "low-traffic areas" (see definition below).
Areas refers to cities (with or without their metropolitan areas) in most of the cases, except in the United Kingdom where it is the whole country and in the Ruhr region in Germany where it is an urban area including several cities.
§Absolute difference in life expectancy between the bottom and top deciles, adjusted for rural-urban classification and presence of Aboriginal areas (refers to the coefficient obtained from linear regression of life expectancy of CLSCs - not of deciles - on the mean relative rank of deciles).
Shaded areas refer to frequency bands for which a significant treatment effect was found (ANOVA, P<0.05).
On the day I arrived, I went to two schools in areas referred to in South African lingo as "townships".
New jobs in private business have been created in the counties, areas referred to collectively as the Tech Valley Corridor.
As a result, the geographical areas referred to by the standard Census Bureau definitions differ among the three Census data sets.
Correction: December 6 , 2003 Saturday A chart in Business Day last Saturday showing the decline in rents for several metropolitan areas referred imprecisely to figures per square foot.
Correction: June 22 , 2001 Friday An article yesterday about a requirement that medical students in West Virginia receive training in rural areas referred incorrectly to an institution that participates.
