Sentence examples for demography knowledge from inspiring English sources

A pre-tested questionnaire was used to collect information on demography, knowledge on anaemia and practice of WIFS among students.

Questions on demography, knowledge of incidence, cause and risk factors of breast cancer, knowledge of early warning signs of breast cancer, knowledge of early detection measures were considered for the purpose of this paper.

The contents of the interview questionnaire were structured into three sections (socio-demography, knowledge and practice questions about modern contraceptives).

The subjects were interviewed in their homes and questioned on demography characteristics, knowledge of iodine deficiency and iodised salt, habits of purchase and usage of iodised salt and other condiments.

It enlightens the field on the geographic origins of creative destruction by theorizing about a region's structural (determined by industry clustering and regional knowledge), social demography and political economy attributes, and their influence on the region's capacity to incubate creative destruction.

Turkalo's job, as she recently described it, is to create "the basic knowledge of the demography and behavior of this species".

Although the mechanisms explaining the presence of crocodiles in the Sahara are well understood (e.g.[10]), in reality there is paucity of knowledge about distribution, demography, ecology, and conservation status of populations.

Univariate and multivariate associations are reported between demography, alcohol behaviours and parental knowledge of their child's alcohol consumption.

The significance level of the CLR-test statistic was calculated by simulating large genomic regions with the coalescent simulator fastsimcoal2 (Excoffier and Foll 2011) under a neutral model that takes into account our current knowledge of the demography of European populations of D. melanogaster (Laurent et al. 2011).

Knowledge of dog population demography is essential for planning effective rabies vaccination programmes; however, such information is still rare for African domestic dog populations, particularly so in urban areas.

Despite considerable knowledge gaps regarding the basic demography of S. hermonthica, the model proved useful in identifying points in the S. hermonthica life cycle that are of particular interest for designing intervention strategies.