Sentence examples for cover population from inspiring English sources

The draft vitamin D and health report said: "It is proposed that the recommended nutrient intake is applicable throughout the year, as a precautionary measure, to cover population groups in the UK identified to be at risk of minimal sunshine exposure as well as unidentified individuals in the population with minimal sunshine exposure who would be at risk in summer.

Model inputs (land cover, population, building types, vegetation structure) were derived through integration of spatial and non-spatial data from remote sensing, statistical and cadastral sources.

Many software systems were developed to integrate data coming from various thematic areas such as agriculture and soil science, ecology, terrain modeling, hydrology, land use/land cover, population distribution, education and health planning, energy resources, etc.

We integrate land cover, population, and economic datasets with mapped lahar-hazard zones from Mount Baker, Glacier Peak, Mount Rainier, Mount Adams and Mount St. Helens (Figure 1) to identify the number and distribution of people and businesses that occupy lahar-prone areas.

In particular, we examined (1) the dynamics of the field systems characteristics in these landscapes and (2) the interrelations with changes in dominant land cover, population and farming systems (in terms of productive structure, land use system and farming practices) dynamics.

The instrument comprises six sections: Section 1 has 39 items which cover population, economic, health, and social indicators.

Network study sites cover populations ranging from 20 000 to 200 000 in size.

They cover populations varying between a half and 3 million people, and roughly following local administrative boundaries.

Thus, the 1993 HK reference for obesity should be adjusted to cover populations with excessive body height.

Almost all the functions of ASHAs are supportive in nature to ANMs, who are stationed at sub-centres that cover populations of 3,000 5,000 in tribal and rural areas.

Because of this, there are now national case registers worldwide in Israel, Denmark and New Zealand which cover populations from approximately four to six million [ 2- 4].