Sentence examples for selection of towns from inspiring English sources

The selection of towns was by convenience.

Shown in Table 3 are the SMRs and RRs for a selection of towns with excess risk of gastric cancer mortality.

Selection of towns, general practitioners (GPs) and participants was based on the methods used for the British Regional Heart Study of men (Shaper et al, 1981).

For the country samples, all towns of 10,000 or more in population size and a selection of towns of at least 1,000 people were surveyed.

But she insisted she was not responsible for the implementation of the report's recommendations and had no involvement in the selection of the towns in England - dubbed "Portas pilots" - which had received funding or the criteria for selection.

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A note of caution must also be exercised in generalizing the results of the study as the limited resources did not allow a random selection of different towns of the ethnically and socioeconomically diverse city of Karachi.

A spokesperson for Mary Portas said: "Any suggestion that Mary was involved in influencing the government's selection of Portas pilot towns is categorically untrue.

She said she chose Manalapan because it had a large selection of newer, affordable town houses.

The selection of a fortified town as the centre for the new duchy was also an important change from the time in Pannonia, for while urbanized settlements had previously been ignored by the Lombards, now a considerable part of the nobility settled itself in Forum Iulii, a pattern that was repeated regularly by the Lombards in their other duchies.

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