Sentence examples for rural segment from inspiring English sources

In this way, Brewer, a Baptist who had her first daughter at 18, is more or less typical of the Southern, rural segment of the Passion Parties sales force.

Deeds can say, 'I'm the only one who represents the rural segment of Virginia.' But on the other hand, that's not the part of Virginia that's growing". Deeds's home is worlds away from the clogged roads and glass towers of Tysons Corner.

Our finding of prevalence of 38.5% was higher than that reported from Andhra Pradesh and rural segment of Chennai study.

Policy makers and health planers should optimize programs of community based nutritional promotion programs giving due attention to rural segment of the community.

Four geodemographic segments, which are predominantly non-residential and 11 segments containing less than 1% of all births in the region (less than 500 births per metropolitan segment and less than 100 births per rural segment) were subsequently excluded.

Aside from potential differences in historical smoking behaviors among the rural segment of the population, additional differences between the six county study area and the remainder of the state of Michigan deserve comment (Table 5).

Among the pilot applicative projects performed, some examples including most of the common key problems encountered on two-lane rural segments were chosen.

For lower income and rural segments of the country, a turbulent economic climate draws people to meth for its pick-me-up and energizing qualities.

Ten of the 16 rural segments however, show a live birth ratio of DS of >20% higher than expected.

Although the study population included those with urban, suburban, and rural residences, our inclusion of patients only within 15 km of study hospitals likely resulted in exclusion of some very rural segments of the population.

During the 1950s and 1960s, donor support was oriented primarily toward a post-colonial approach, focusing on high-technology curative care for developing country elites which resulted in the low prioritization of primary health-care programs for the poor and rural segments of the population.