Sentence examples for habitation level from inspiring English sources

Since health literacy itself is a multi- factorial entity, the study also investigated the relationship between lack of awareness and other risk factors of poor ocular health such as gender, location of habitation, level of education, literacy and age.

No habitation levels or sites in Anatolia have been assigned to Cimmerian occupation; according to the Greek historian Herodotus, they settled in the area of Sinop on the Black Sea.

The four gatis have four corresponding realms or habitation levels in the vertically tiered Jain universe: demi-gods occupy the higher levels where the heavens are situated; humans, plants and animals occupy the middle levels; and hellish beings occupy the lower levels where seven hells are situated.

In subsequent multivariate logistic regression analyses, we calculated Exp(B) with 95% CIs taking prevalence of each headache type as the dependent variable and gender, age, marital status, habitation, education level, income, province and BMI as factors.

The bivariate (Spearman's Rho test, chi square test and odds ratio) and multivariate analysis was used to determine the relationship between age, gender, rural habitation, literacy and level of education with awareness.

All students and their parents completed a detailed questionnaire (The Sujiatun Eye Care Study Questionnaire, Additional file 1, available at http://www.biomedcentral.com/imedia/5773752031744030/supp1.doc) including children's gender, ethnicity, region of habitation; parental education level, the monthly family income and parents' myopic status.

This is the wishing to happen the children's parents reading book habitation must be high level because of their first and important role of coaching of their children's reading book activities which started on the individuals and respects of the society's development level.

Before the clinical examination, the patients completed a questionnaire assessing prior history of heart disease and other illnesses, coronary risk factors, habitation status and educational level.

The author compares his life to archeology; his existence seems stratified like the levels of habitation at an archeological site.

By John Updike The New Yorker, April 23 , 1966P. 46 The author compares his life to archeology; his existence seems stratified like the levels of habitation at an archeological site.

There he discovered the remains of a small kingdom of largely Hurrian population and levels of habitation dating back to the 4th millennium bc.