Sentence examples for population availability from inspiring English sources

Economic recovery then gives the population availability and access to resources, it gives opportunities to be able to have a more productive engagement within society.

Population availability and vessel avoidance effects on hydroacoustic abundance estimates may be scale dependent; therefore, it is important to evaluate these biases across systems.

Thus, other factors such as ageing population, availability of new but expensive treatment options for complicated diseases such as viral hepatitis, HIV and tuberculosis are not taken into account.

The model considers the displacements of the chickens as being analogous to the motion of physico-chemical particles (atoms or molecules), relying on Langevin dynamics and taking temperature, air speed, humidity, house dimensions, chicken population, availability of eaters, and water drinking systems into consideration.

Additionally, in neighbourhoods with a large elderly population, availability of informal care may be insufficient, and therefore increase the demand of formal health care [ 16, 17].

Ideally, workers exposed only to malathion could then be compared with those exposed to a mixture of pesticides, but this would depend on population availability.

This section describes those factors that may shrink or expand needs for palliative care during a crisis, including pre- and post-disaster morbidity rates in crisis-affected populations, availability and accessibility of healthcare resources, and stage of the crisis.

These socioeconomic factors include per capita gross domestic product (GDP), level of urbanisation, female literacy rate, proportion of marginalised populations, availability of paediatricians and birth deliveries in private sector facilities.

Furthermore, childhood diseases in Zimbabwe exhibit some spatial variation, which can be linked to factors such as climate, population density, availability and accessibility of health facilities.

Some of these are the ever-increasing population, less availability of arable land, global climate changes and decreasing availability of water for agriculture (Takeda and Matsuoka, 2008).

Community-level data, such as population size, availability of health facilities, or types of roads available were collected by field supervisors from community leaders in each sentinel site.