Sentence examples for regional representativeness from inspiring English sources

However, as the conversion plant models are required to be representative of a region, the limitation of its regional representativeness should also be acknowledged in the interpretation of the results [62, 63].

In addition, regional representativeness among different Tanzanian regions and different drivers of deforestation, forest degradation and ecosystems were used as supplementary selection criteria.

Regional representativeness was fulfilled by classifying the country into 12 regions including all administrative divisions and sampling based on population proportions.

For nearly a century of presidential elections, Missouri lived up to its regional representativeness, backing every winning presidential candidate but one from 1904 through 2004.

To address local and regional representativeness, respectively we ask i) are forest alliances and associations in the inundation zone present elsewhere in the Mokihinui catchment; and ii) are forest alliances and associations in the inundation zone present in a similar catchment nearby?

These hospitals were selected based on regional representativeness and demonstrated capacity to conduct ILI surveillance.

We use a novel analytical approach to apply this classification system to assess local, regional, and national representativeness of forest alliances and associations that will potentially be flooded by the proposed inundation.

Further, we also provide an assessment of regional coverage and representativeness.

For an example of the search strategies used, see Additional file 1. Population-based studies of women's experiences of care, defined as those with national or regional samples with representativeness assessed, were identified, retrieved and reviewed.

Considering the general objective of the analysis and the sampling methodology of Italian FADN database, which ensures a statistical representativeness at regional level (Abitabile and Scardera 2008), the correspondence between the sample and the universe is only evaluated in a qualitative way.

Although three major factors are currently being considered, the model is capable of integrating other criteria (e.g., population density, accident rates, and availability of power/communication sources) and constraints (e.g., representativeness of regional weather or traffic volume/roadway functional classification constraints).