For both urban and rural populations, and for each intervention, we constructed three scenarios that illustrated potential rates-of-growth of coverage over 20 years.
Then, we calculated the coverage percentage of the APIs day by day, resulting in the growth of API coverage.
This happens when the number of API-related threads still continues to increase, overtaking the growth of API coverage, which continues to stabilize.
As complementary analyzes, we investigated (i) the growth of the coverage of API elements as compared to the growth in the number of threads on Stack Overflow related to the same API and (ii) the association between API coverage and its respective usage in a large code base repository.
Figures 13 and 14 present charts, for Swing and Android, respectively, containing three series: the growth of API coverage on threads containing how-to-do-it (dotted line) and debug-corrective questions (dashed line), and the growth of the number of threads related to the API (solid line).
It is hoped that improved access and utilization will promote improved health outcomes, and the growth of insurance coverage in Rwanda has coincided with significant decreases in under-five mortality, infant mortality, and maternal mortality (19).
We anticipate the continual growth and expansion of coverage of our resource will help the research community illuminate gaps in the collective knowledge and direct new studies into unexplored areas of yeast research in the foreseeable future.
For such a low methane concentration, nanodots are reported to be more prevalent which can suppress the growth of continuous graphene coverage [4].
Lately, with the growth of mobile phone coverage even in the most remote regions of the developing world, a new question has risen, namely: is it possible to use CDR data to evaluate the socio-economic state of the different regions of a country?
As noted above, the NHSSs revealed the growth of urban population coverage by other types of health insurance schemes outside the mainstream insurance schemes.
