Sentence examples for changes in socioeconomic from inspiring English sources
Given the recent declines in the UK in smoking [ 15], a leading risk factor for cancer [ 16], which is also strongly socioeconomically patterned [ 17], we were also interested in assessing changes in socioeconomic inequalities separately for smoking and non-smoking related cancer mortality.
There, he writes that "even in those countries which give legal sanction to the festive character of Sunday, changes in socioeconomic conditions have often led to profound modifications of social behavior and hence of the character of Sunday".
In general, competition over land areas increases with a growing population, leading to changes in socioeconomic practices [64] and increasing land fragmentation.
These changes were attributed to increase in human population, agricultural expansion, and changes in socioeconomic well-being of the people which have triggered unsustainable extraction of natural resources.
We attribute the forest dynamics observed to temporal changes in socioeconomic factors, such as increasing human settlements and changes in environmental protection policies.
The model presented in this paper, designed to link changes in socioeconomic parameters to changes in macroscale measures of landscape pattern, was developed with the specific goal of formally bridging this gap.
We then formed two history stages of 1978 1991 and 1992 2008 according to the change in socioeconomic conditions and educational policy in the country.
For example, the maximum amount of overlap for consecutive 5-year survey occurs when using the 2012 and 2013 survey cycles to represent annual change in socioeconomic conditions.
Conclusion The results show that the change in socioeconomic conditions was associated with alteration in anthropometric measures within a short period.
They hope to identify what factors like marriage, education, or a change in socioeconomic status might alter a child's path toward safer outcomes.
Noncommunicable diseases are also emerging due to the change in socioeconomic and lifestyle conditions.
