Sentence examples for insecurity level from inspiring English sources

The majority of the explained variability of serum zinc was due to dietary factors like household food insecurity level, dietary diversity and consumption of animal source foods.

The parts of the questionnaire on dietary diversity (DD) and household food insecurity level were adopted from Food and Nutrition Technical Assistance (FANTA) indicator guide for Household Dietary Diversity Score HDDSS) [ 20] and Household Food Insecurity Access Scale (HFIAS) [ 21], respectively.

Scale item Rasch maps suggested the following algorithm to further classify households according to their food insecurity level: secure (0); mild/moderate FI (1 4); severe FI (5 7) [Pérez-Escamilla R: Psychometric properties of the RIING Household Food Insecurity Measurement Scale: Adult items,unpublished].

Talk to someone if your insecurity level as gone over the top.

Honestly evaluating your insecurity level will be crucial in gaining mastery over controlling attitudes.

Food insecurity levels were already at 57% before the 50-day war with Israel, and there is now increased food shortage in the region, says the report.

In an IACHR report on Honduras released in February, the commission's president, James Cavallaro, said: "We are particularly concerned that these violence and insecurity levels are exacerbated by the lack of public policies to address the inequality and social exclusion that affect large segments of the population".

As shown in Table 3, the marginal effects of all levels of education are positive and highly significant for food security and for very low food insecurity, levels that represent the two best categories in the food security scale.

In common with most developing countries experiencing high food insecurity levels, the Malawi government intensified its irrigation development plans especially in the Lower Shire Valley region where surface water resources are in abundance.

7 Food insecurity levels from 2012 to 2015 show that the average range is between 10 and 20 million people.

The latest IPC analysis projects that 1.5 million people will be in "crisis and emergency food insecurity levels" from September through December, an improvement over the last projection, as the coming months represent the harvest season.