Though the Northeast region has not yet reached its demographic economic capacity, it is marching toward saturation (Duque 1953 ).
The provinces and territories are of varying sizes, demographic constitution and capacities.
We developed a data collection tool that listed pre-determined variables of interest (e.g. coverage, dispensing capacity, demographics of beneficiaries and non-collected medicines).
This is a serious problem because of demographic forecasts about the capacity of some countries to ensure future labour supply and maintain present economic growth.
Genetic techniques are providing important insights about reproductive strategies, evolutionary and demographic histories, and adaptive capacity in western aspen, often with important and novel management implications.
In the presented work, the authors on the example of developed European countries ground the demographic parameters about the capacity of Georgian village, which in their opinion, fluctuate from 2.3 million to 4.5 million people.
The challenge of scaling up this economic model and adjusting it to the livelihoods of the rural poor in Africa's communal drylands moves beyond the economic model itself to the challenges of transferring it in difficult political, institutional capacity and demographic circumstances.
The 13 states account for over half of the U.S. population and represent a broad array of government programs, fiscal capacity, and demographic characteristics [57].
The indicators for the dimensions of sensitivity and adaptive capacity are demographic or socio-economic factors and represented the overall SVI.
The selection of study sites was based on the comparable socioeconomics, demographics, general health systems, capacity and willingness of local partners.
