Sentence examples for low population coverage from inspiring English sources
Particular problems of these two systems were fragmentation, small risk pooling capacity and low population coverage.
Low population coverage of the GPRD meant that only a small proportion of ALSPAC participants were captured through this linkage.
One of the important reasons for lack of progress has been the low population coverage of key interventions proven to be effective for reducing maternal and child deaths.
A probable explanation is that fewer cases were detected because of failures in the healthcare system, such as low population coverage and the inability of healthcare workers to diagnosis leprosy.
Several studies have shown that, despite their low population coverage in African countries, community-based health insurance and mutual health organizations were able to protect their members financially [ 15, 16].
That would have produced higher values for the European mean survival, by giving greater weight to data from large countries with low population coverage, such as Germany, which often had higher survival than the European mean survival as we actually defined it.
The size of the stockpile,, can be set to correspond to very low levels of population coverage.
The low response and population coverage rates for both questionnaire versions suggest that alternative methods of identifying opinion leaders for implementation studies may be more effective.
First, the signal tends to be sparse in areas with limited reporting because of low population density or incomplete coverage by the news or social media.
With low response rates, it is unsurprising that population coverage rates were also very low.
Low response rate and high population coverage owing to overlapping of organised and opportunistic screening are context factors that minimise the advantages and maximise the costs of direct mailing: we must ship many self-samplers to non-responders, but only a few under-covered women are the real target of the intervention.
