Sentence examples for key household from inspiring English sources

Household membership is as reported by the key household informant.

Japan's $5 trillion economy grew at a robust annualized pace of 3.5 percent in the first quarter, and — most important for Mr. Abe's notion that consumer confidence is key — household consumption accounted for the lion's share of that growth.

And on top of this, Beijing has not released key household expenditure statistics, thereby casting doubt on its recent contentions of strong retail sales.

The model comprises four modules, i.e., initialization, demography, agriculture, and migration that operate individually, but are linked through key household processes.

The socio-economic characteristics and sources of livelihood strategies in relation to household groups (i.e. rich, medium, and poor), key household external and internal factors constraining crop production, were collected through the household survey and focus groups.

Among their cues for readiness include current crop diversification options, adjusted livestock feeding techniques, as well as attuned key household diets, with their most desired adaptation options being improved crop varieties, livestock feeding techniques and crop diversification.

Walters focuses on a few key households -- including one in which the pedophile and his creepy son are holding a female physician hostage -- and methodically tracks the trajectory of violence as it spreads from house to house on a wave of escalating anger.

The German Institute for Economic Research DIWW Berlin) has coordinated the key longitudinal household survey of income and living conditions in Germany, the German Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP), since 1984.

After controlling for key individual, household and community level factors, this study found that individuals who had coverage during the exact timing of pregnancy were significantly more likely to have a facility delivery.

A search of PubMed reveals 270 papers using the key phrase "household environmental testing", but only two when the word "participatory" is added [ 34]; one is a general CBPR approach to asthma research [ 35], and the other is our paper on the parent project [ 6].

Their key roles included household registration and update every six months, monthly household visits, active case finding mainly in households with pregnant women and under-five children, and referrals of pregnant women to the clinics for antenatal visits.