Sentence examples for radio penetration from inspiring English sources

Radio penetration in Burkina Faso is also high.

In preparation for the trial, DMI and Centre Muraz conducted a media survey in 2011 to measure radio penetration in 19 rural areas and to identify the stations with the greatest number of female listeners.

Seven areas were then randomly allocated to receive the intervention and 7 other areas to serve as controls using pair-matched randomization based on geography and radio penetration rate.

Radio and television penetration varies widely between settings, as does the dominance of national versus local channels, and seasonal variation can also affect listening habits.

In Papua, penetration of radio is higher compared to television (45% vs 21%), which means radio is an important media to consider for future campaigns.

After the introduction, in the early aughts, of cheap cell phones with built-in FM radios, eighty-seven per cent of Bangalore's population now has access to radio; across India, Internet penetration is estimated at just over ten per cent.

In East Germany before the Communist collapse, a zone where topography prevented the penetration of radio and television signals from the West was known as a "valley where they have no idea".

"In Colombia, radio has a high penetration, almost similar to television.

Echo cannot possibly match the range and audience penetration of radio-tochka.

To study penetration of radio-labelled anticancer drugs through MCC, they were dissolved in 2 × α-MEM and mixed in a 1 1 ratio with 1% agar solution to prevent convection.

Penetration of a radio frequency (rf) electromagnetic field into a magnetized plasma is discussed by performing one-dimensional particle-in-cell (PIC) simulations.