Based on the commune health centre report in 2011, the commune had 5,000 people, of them about 200 children aged 24 59 months (14).
Then, in each district, individuals were sampled where the probability of being selected was proportional to the size of the ward, based on the commune police registration lists.
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Based on the list of children aged 24 59 months of the commune that was provided by the commune health staff, 90 children and their mothers were then randomly selected for each season.
The participants at the focus group discussion were mainly opinion leaders in each community, selected based on the recommendation of the village chief and the mayor of the "commune rurale'.
Considering all communes, whatever the proxy measure, based on the migration distance – from another région, or a distant commune or weighted average distance – the positive association with CL incidence at ages 0 4 years seemed restricted to low-density communes (⩽180 inh km−2; Table 4).
There is a striking variation in risk estimates for lung cancer due to smoky coal sources (based on the coal type locations in different communes) in Xuanwei, with odds ratios (OR) ranging from 1.1 to 27.0, compared to smokeless coal and wood use, with a higher risk among smoky coal users compared to smokeless coal users [18].
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The Stone's Poisson maximum test is based on the maximum value of the SIR as ' communes' ranked by increasing estimated dose are aggregated into a region of greater size (Stone, 1988).
The complicated administrative system of the ancien régime was swept away by the National Constituent Assembly, which substituted a rational system based on the division of France into départements, districts, cantons, and communes administered by elected assemblies.
From the former, based on the influence and dependence in terms of employment, 'attracting' communes were those that attracted a substantial number of commuters from other communes for jobs.
