Sentence examples for population logistics from inspiring English sources

Consensus on the issue of refugees remains complicated and must be addressed in terms of not only the burden on the states and local population, logistics, and fear, but also in terms of human rights and the values of the EU alliance.

The variations can be seen both in their basic definitions as well as recommendations for declaration thresholds, implementation stages, target population, and implementation logistics.

Based on a combination of DHS, population data, and logistics data, for each of the short-acting methods we developed 3 models that could be used to generate country-level, public-sector prevalence estimates.

The model by Eichner [ 15] did not explicitly include the network structure of the population nor the logistics of ring vaccination, but did use parameters based on data from an outbreak in Nigeria, and did distinguish close and casual contacts, case isolation, and surveillance of contacts; it concluded that case isolation and contact tracing could prevent the spread of smallpox.

Critical cross-sectoral priorities include social mobilization and communication with affected populations, supply and logistics, and surge capacity.

Until recently, collection of dense genotype datasets and large sample sizes has not been feasible in natural populations due to logistics and costs.

The hospital's command centre implemented the recommendations from the corporate command in accordance with patient population requirements and physical logistics.

The model by Bozzette et al. [ 12] assumed that ring vaccination would reduce the number of transmissions and focused on health care workers (but did not explicitly include the network structure of the population nor the response logistics of ring vaccination).

L.N. and A.G. assisted with location of field populations and other crucial logistics of fieldwork in Argentina.

Two target populations, besides carpenters, were chosen so as to represent various samples of the population: apprentices of another profession (logistics apprentices with whom we had worked in a previous research project), and more academically oriented subjects (high school students).

The parties had given little thought to the logistics of the population resettlement during the negotiations at Geneva, and assumed the matter would be minor.