Sentence examples for household coordinates from inspiring English sources
About 18% of the households in IHDSS were excluded in the analysis because of missing household coordinates.
In addition, distances from these household coordinates to the nearest river, street and park were calculated in GIS (Geographic Information System). Figure 1 presents a flowchart of our geo-epidemiological approach.
Several other open-source platforms are available to map water points (eg, Water Point Mapper, Field Level Operations Watch [FLOW], and WASHTech), but none has the technical capacity to integrate household coordinates.
Signed by the ambassadors to Israel of Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, Sweden, Germany, Ireland and Norway, the letter describes the confiscated items as being "provided as part of a broader humanitarian intervention for vulnerable Palestinian households" coordinated by the UN and representing a loss of $64,500£49,00000) to the donor governments.
Interviewers took household GPS coordinates and enumerated household members, their ages, schooling and livelihoods.
The displacements in household GPS coordinates introduce some misclassification of computed distance and the differential displacement measurements in urban and rural areas means there is more inaccuracy in the rural measurements.
According to the results from the first baseline surveys in the two sites, the average distances to access the nearest public hospital are 1.8 km in DodaLab and 10.2 km in FilaBavi, based on the household GPS coordinates.
The household GPS coordinates were slightly displaced for each household after the survey to within 0-5 km in rural areas, 0-2 km in urban areas and 0-10 km in 1% of sparsely populated areas of Kenya to maintain confidentiality for respondents [ 25].
You get to feel appreciated and valued, gain a smoother-running household by coordinating chores, and add romance by planning dates.
The study included all eligible children younger than age 5 between 2005 and 2007 living in households with coordinates.
"We had three different households to coordinate and five children who were always making scheduling changes," said Ms. Isbell, a marketing and sales executive.
