For example, in urban environment (p = 3), the maximum ergodic capacity gain is 0.29 and the SNR gain is 2.5 at 10-10 outageage probability.
For example, in urban China the per capita living space is 31.6 m, with a population density of 2209 people/km.
For example, in urban areas located within 5 km of a government vaccination facility, 68% (692/1023) of children aged 10-59 months are vaccinated.
However, it is less than what was found for example in urban Zambia, where TB patients made 6.7 health care visits on average[ 21].
For example, in urban areas, satellite imagery that can document urban heat islands and temperatures at a neighborhood scale has been linked with data on social vulnerabilities (Vescovi et al. 2005; Wilhelmi et al. 2004).
This may explain, in part, why studies of dementia prevalence have reported such widely varying rates, for example, in urban Nigeria with prevalence rates in those aged 65 and older, of 2.3 and 10.1% (2, 3).
For example, in urban areas, 32.8% (83 of 254) of the households of febrile children were classified as being least poor compared with 9.5% (248 of 2,980) of those in rural areas.
For example, in urban areas of India, China, Japan, New Zealand, and the United States, BPA levels ranged from 0.004 to 17 ng/m, while BPA ranged from 0.005 to 0.2 ng/m in rural areas of China and Germany.
For example, in urban studies more participants report exclusive MSM sexual behavior, as well as a large proportion that report bisexuality or heterosexual-identity and same-sex sexual behaviors [ 11, 12].
On-site sanitation (OSS) facilities are the predominant form of excreta disposal in urban populations of low income areas; for example, in urban areas of Ghana and Tanzania 85% of inhabitants are served by OSS facilities and in urban areas of the Philippines 98% rely on OSS facilities (Montangero and Strauss, 2004).
