Sentence examples for data of schoolchildren from inspiring English sources

The focus of this paper is to determine which symptoms are the most effective clinical predictors of influenza and the asymptomatic ratios of human influenza viruses in schoolchildren populations in Taiwan using seasonal influenza sero-epidemiologic data of schoolchildren in Taiwan of 2005 2006 winter influenza season, in order to understand asymptomatic influenza infection among schoolchildren.

According to MoE data, only 45 per cent of schoolchildren have access to safe water and only 40 per cent of schools have separate sanitation facilities for girls and boys.

But, the demographic data indicated that proportion of schoolchildren benefiting from a school health programme will decline with increasing grade and female children will be increasingly disadvantaged in shantytown districts.

The demographic data indicated that the number of schoolchildren was gradually decreasing as their age's rise in shantytown school.

By using survey-based contact data and mortality data, optimal vaccination is achieved by prioritization of schoolchildren and adults aged 30-39 years [ 34].

While current national data are not available, the number of schoolchildren in homeless families appears to have risen by 75percentto100percentcent in many districts over the last two years, according to Barbara Duffield, policy director of the National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth, an advocacy group.

For our analyses we acquired data from a Dutch sub-sample of schoolchildren living around Schiphol Amsterdam Airport that were gathered during the European 5th Framework project RANCH (Road traffic and Aircraft Noise exposure and children's Cognition and Health).

According to data released last May by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 32percentt of schoolchildren in the country were overweight or obese.

Data from the last national oral health survey of schoolchildren in Trinidad and Tobago indicated that the majority of treatment need was for restorations and extractions in the primary teeth of 6 8 year-olds [ 11].

A strength of this study is that data from all 12,150 pupils, the entire population of schoolchildren in Aberdeen at that time, were used when calculating the school-level occupational class.

The study analyzed data from a national survey of tens of thousands of schoolchildren in grades 6 through 10, which was carried out once every four years from roughly 2001 to 2010.