Sentence examples for characters of the population from inspiring English sources
Questions included socio-economic characters of the population covered by the MC and the county, distance of the MC to the CTD, the number of TB suspects examined and smear-positive cases identified by MCs and CTDs, frequencies of training and supervisions provided to MCs.
Their coming transformed the character of the population of Quebec.
The native Irish character of the population was never wholly obliterated, and in the west, near Dungarvan, Irish (Gaelic) continues to be spoken.
Soldiers and traders from other parts of the empire significantly enhanced the cosmopolitan character of the population, as did the large number of legionaries, who were already citizens and many of whom must have settled locally.
In this geologic transition, he said, he also found a change in the ethnographic character of the population, whom he described as a "new" people.
Likewise, the germination characters of the Ithaca population clustered within a group comprising all the European populations and its E : S ratio more closely matched that recorded for the Tokarp (Sweden) var.
The coefficients of variation (CV) of the characters at the population level varied between 1.5 and 33%% (Table 3).
Growth affected the character of the urban population.
"The importance of the movement" into downtowns, he asserts, "rests on the character of the new population group rather than on its size".
Dr Williams called for the Government to appoint a national Older People's Commissioner as he pointed to estimates that one in four older people had experience one form or another form of "elder abuse" "It is assumptions about the basically passive character of the older population that foster attitudes of contempt and exasperation, and ultimately create a climate in which abuse occurs," he said.
These slight variances can be explained by the character of the study population, but the common location of traumatic injury for young adults is the knee, hand/finger, and ankle.
