Factors such as commune area size and number of flocks in the communes may have an impact on the validity of this assumption by influencing the geographic dissemination of the virus within a commune.
b OR adjusted for family size, commune of residence, birth oder, total smoky coal exposure, pack-years of smoking, COPD history, education, age, sex and years of cooking.
Outbreak data from Thailand and Vietnam were all geolocated at the subdistrict and commune level, respectively (median size 16 km).
The Urban Unit classification classified the French communes by the population size of the Urban Unit, defined as a group of communes in which the distance between dwellings was not more than 200 m.
Villages of 100 people or so were turned into communes of the same size, instead of being crunched together into Chinese-style monstrosities a thousand times larger.
Montenegro's local government has 20 communes that range in size from about 18 to more than 770 square miles (50 to 2,000 square km) and in population from 5,000 to more than 130,000.
Lower precision was significantly associated with size of communes (<10,000 inhabitant), mainly related to rural addresses or hamlet lacking street numbers.
Depending on whether the databases enabled location of the home directly or by extrapolation from the nearest or more distant neighbours, the coordinates were assigned a degree of uncertainty along the street ranging from 20 m (exact number in the database) to the size of a Commune (Table 1).
Private plots were restored, the size of the communes was reduced, and greater independence was given to the production team.
