Sentence examples for contiguous districts from inspiring English sources
Under Iowa law, a nonpartisan arm of the legislature draws the maps, using computer programs to create compact and contiguous districts that disregard partisanship and incumbency.
The panel's mandate is to make compact, contiguous districts that preserve natural "communities of interest" such as ethnic groups, and to ignore politics altogether.
She accused the commission of "gross misconduct" in redrawing the lines and warned it about elevating "competitiveness" over geographically compact and contiguous districts.
7 contiguous districts in the Brong Ahafo region of Ghana.
The area covered by the registry was enlarged to include two contiguous districts in 2005 (Savoie and Haute-Savoie).
The study covered six contiguous districts in Bissau, and participants were enrolled by the same team at the three health centres covering these districts.
In the present case, a contiguity-based weighting scheme, which involve assigning a weight of one for contiguous areas and a value of zero for non-contiguous districts, was applied [ 40, 45, 46, 55].
The selected postcodes were mapped to demarcate the market area and to assure contiguity, i.e. contiguous postcode districts groups with no gaps.
Four contiguous UER districts have been purposefully selected as comparison districts.
In the Shuro-Obod District and the contiguous Darvoz District in southern Tajikistan, 20 of the 197 serum samples analyzed tested positive, giving a prevalence of 10.1% (95% CI: 6.3%-15.2%), confirming the clinical observations suggestive of CCPP in this region bordering Afghanistan [ 20].
During a 4-month period, from February through May 2008, every patient born in 1940 or earlier who came to the clinical laboratories of 2 contiguous health districts in northern Italy (Mantova, Lombardy Region, and Legnago, Veneto Region) for a diagnostic blood test (hematocrit and leukocyte count/formula) for whatever reason and having a eosinophil count >500 cells/μL was asked to join the study.
