Sentence examples for dimensions population from inspiring English sources

MIP has contributed to an improvement in all three dimensions – population, service and cost coverage, and managed to improve financial protection of the beneficiaries that used health services against expenditure related to inpatient care.

They know that visiting their facility, it means we are looking for good services" (FGD12: Female) This study reveals the views and experiences of the residents of rural Malawian communities in regards to the existence of gaps on all three UHC dimensions (population coverage, financial protection and access to services).

Inspired by the WHO framework, our conceptual reasoning is that advancing UHC requires a healthy interaction across the three coverage dimensions: population coverage, financial protection and access to health services, held together by the view of health as a legal human right.

This plot is based on the fact that the precision in estimating the risk will increase as the dimension (population) of the area increases.

The recruitment does primarily not aim for inclusion of the samples of ethnic, religious or differently defined groups according to their population-based proportion in the neighbourhood, but to boost the sample to ensure that we incorporate the dimensions of population complexity evident in each neighbourhood enabling us to reach sufficient numbers for comparison.

The three dimensions of population distribution are the particle size, binder content, and porosity of the granules.

The first analyzes the spatial and temporal dimensions of population movement within a small rural setting and the second analyzes how the fertility of immigrants within this setting differs from the non-migrant population.

The model considers the displacements of the chickens as being analogous to the motion of physico-chemical particles (atoms or molecules), relying on Langevin dynamics and taking temperature, air speed, humidity, house dimensions, chicken population, availability of eaters, and water drinking systems into consideration.

Potentially, Africa represents the only continent having some quantitative dimensions (space, population, etc).

Additional research is needed for the testing of hypotheses involving effects of pet ownership with various health dimensions within population groups that are composed of different kinds of background characteristics.

The notion of continuum has been incorporated in many dimensions of population health and health care.