Sentence examples for population epicentre from inspiring English sources

In order to understand the health status and needs of the then-newly arrived population, Epicentre and Médecins Sans Frontières conducted an exhaustive survey of all households in Bulo Bacte (BB), an area of 'self-settlement' outside the camp of Dagahaley, and analysed the data collected during a measles outbreak that affected this population at the time of the survey.

As the "Almanac of American Politics" marvels, a state with 43 one-hundredths of 1% of America's population becomes "the epicentre of the political universe" merely by having its primary first.

The aRNA population generated according to the Epicentre TargetAmp™ protocol ranged in size between 25 nt and 1000 nt, with an average of 200 nt, which is shorter than indicated in the manufacturer's specifications.

The UN says 8m people in a population of nearly 30m are affected in some way.The epicentre was 80km north-west of the capital, in a steep and mountainous area.

A genomic BAC library was built from a thousand adult S. cephaloptera individuals from the Sormiou population (Marseille) by Bio S&T Inc. in the pIndigoBAC-5 vector (Epicentre) (Marlétaz et al. 2008).

"The epicentre of the quake was located in the desert, and population centres do not surround it.

The epicentre is calculated to be 30 km west of Jiegu Township (Population: 93,000), the capital of Yushu County and about 800 km southwest of Xining, the Qinghai provincial capital.

With a global shift in the populations affected with diabetes, South-East Asia has become an emerging epicentre of this chronic disease.

The epicentre was 70 miles from Concepcion, Chile's second largest city, with a population of about 670,000.

MSF and Epicentre conducted a study to estimate the village-level prevalence in the population of the rural Wasolo health zone using Lot Quality Assurance Sampling (LQAS) [20] with the aim of treating the affected population appropriately.

A community sample of 1839 3-14 years children was identified from the general population assigned to 37 paediatricians of the National Health System, including children living in the earthquake epicentre, the surrounding earthquake zone, and the adjacent non-affected areas.