Sentence examples for municipality under study from inspiring English sources

However, it must be considered that all the sub urban and rural areas of Porto Velho municipality under study correspond to the area of impact by the construction of Hydroelectric Power Plans.

For the identification of the dietary patterns the 75 items of the FFQ were aggregated into 48 groups considering the similarity of the nutritional composition and the dietary habits of the municipality under study (Table  1).

Nevertheless, with regular invitations of women aged 50 69 years in the study period, the additional number of breast cancer deaths prevented at 60 79 years of age would have been approximately 140 in the municipalities under study.

The data for the effect estimates were derived from the Finnish Cancer, the National Population, and the Mass Screening Registries, which covered all the municipalities under study, and provided reliable data on breast cancer diagnoses and deaths from breast cancer, as well as complete information on invitations and visits to the organised programme.

For the period under study, 1622 municipalities met the inclusion criteria for adequacy of vital information, representing 30% of the municipalities in Brazil.. We calculated age standardised mortality rates for ages 20-74 years by cause of death for each municipality by the method of direct standardisation, using the Brazilian population structure of the year 2000 as the standard population.

The Eucalyptus clonal stands under study are located in Lagoa Grande municipality, in the northwest of Minas Gerais state (lat. 17° 43′ 00″ S–17° 44′ 00″ S, long. 46° 32′ 00″ W,46° 33′ 00″ W, elevation 560 m a.s.l).l

In the 3 districts under study, the mean size of a municipality was 22 km2 (range = 0.5 - 118 km).

Table  1 shows the frequency distribution of the variables under study according to the availability of emergency care centers in the municipality of residence.

The average area covered by tree plantations in our sample is 2.1%% of the total area of a municipality, a number that has risen steadily, on average, for our sample during the period under study (Fig.  3).

With all this information, expected death counts for every municipality and year were calculated under the hypothesis that risk remained constant throughout the whole period and region under study.

The geographic pattern of the municipalities with higher than average temporal trend suggests that some homicide corridors have gone through a process of expansion over the 12-year period under study.