Sentence examples for person density from inspiring English sources

‡Multivariate model included sex, age, asthma status, person density in house, mother's literacy, and a dirt floor.

The final model contained person density in the household, mother's literacy status, type of floor, and the child's age, asthma status, and sex (Table 5).

A household risk factor survey administered to a subset (61%) of participants identified the following risk factors: young age, asthma, and increasing person density in the household.

A trend of increasing risk for ILI was noted with increasing person density in the household; homes with 3.0 4.9 persons per room had an RR of 1.07 (95% CI 0.96 1.20), and those with >5 persons per room had an RR of 1.18 (95% CI 1.04 1.34) compared with households with <3 persons per room.

Socioeconomic information on those surveyed is shown in Table 4. Household factors collected and included in the model were number of people living in the house, person density (determined by number of people living in the household divided by the number of rooms), mother's literacy status, mother's educational level, type of floor, and presence of a toilet or latrine.

Besides prophylactic antibiotherapy, isolation of suspected case-patients is not achievable because of limited number of beds in medical facilities and high-person density in barracks and dining halls.

Person-density in the house was positively associated with risk for ILI.

Risk factors were young age, an asthma diagnosis, and high person-density in the house; a protective factor was having a literate mother.

Person-density in study neighborhoods included ranges from ≥10,000 to ≤57,000 persons/km, with a majority of participants living in areas with 14,000 20,000 persons/km.

Bus and rail data from 2003 were manipulated similar to the person-centered density variable for mammography facilities described earlier.

10, 11 The HUAS and the five abbreviated surveys (called HUAS-lite surveys) were conducted in Asembo and Gem areas, which are part of the HDSS study area, representing an area of ∼500 km and a population of ∼135,000 persons (population density ∼300 persons/km), about 50 65 km west of Kisumu city.