Sentence examples for provincial flow from inspiring English sources

SARS in-out flow was only focused on interprovincial flow, and not provincial flow.

Before implementation of the intervention policy, medical staff was still the most prominent occupation in provincial flow, but it was significantly reduced after implementation of the intervention policy.

During the SARS outbreak, there were slightly more women than men in the gender distribution of provincial flow, but there were more men in the interprovincial flow.

Take Beijing as permanent residence for example, if people are in the permanent population in Beijing, and their onset and medical location locations are also in Beijing, they belong to provincial flow.

The SARS cases among medical staff always occurred within a small range of locations, such as hospitals and clinics in the same provinces or cities, that belonged to the provincial flow.

(3) Selecting data with the three spatial locations within the same province/municipality as internal flow (also called provincial flow), or data with the different provinces/municipalities as external flow (also called interprovincial flow).

Such a shortfall could lead to gaps in service provision or a need to change recruitment strategies (e.g., to change intra-provincial flows or to recruit internationally).

The model implicitly assumed stability of intra-provincial flows by incorporating a single (controllable) variable for addition to the workforce supply: the graduation rate.

COLOR hits you when you walk into Molly Peacock's Stuyvesant Village apartment with the force of music from a party, blasting into the hall when you open the door: a yellow wall, a Chinese red doorjamb, a salmon bedroom and, throughout, small, intricate patterns, French Provincial cushions, flow blue antique lamps and Oriental rugs.

Fines and confiscations multiplied under his rule, with the resulting revenue, along with the income from the crown domain and even a portion of the provincial taxation, flowing to the caliphal privy purse (bayt mal al-khaṣṣa).

Public funds include federal, provincial municipal dollars, flow through municipal governments.