Sentence examples for socioeconomic database from inspiring English sources

This analysis is based on the latest revision of household data coming from the Socioeconomic Database for Latin America and the Caribbean (Sedlac) and published by the World Bank.

We obtain planted wheat acreage data from CANSIM Canadian socioeconomic database of statistics Canada.

Source the Gini coefficient includes only Buenos Aires and its metropolitan area; it was computed using the Socioeconomic Database of Latin America and the Caribbean (CEDLAS-WB); the Real GDPpc are values reported in World Development Indicators WBB).

For our evaluation, we extracted Census data from CANSIM, Canada's socioeconomic database which provides free access to a range of the latest statistics [ 10].

17, 18 The aim of the present paper is to describe a specific application of MI exemplified in a concrete follow-up study with numerous measurement points and external data from national health and socioeconomic databases.

To test the model for Germany, I use the German Socioeconomic Panel (SOEP) database.

Products include a protocol for rapid socioeconomic assessment; a database of fishermen's knowledge and information; and a geographic information system for further use in California's MPA planning process.

The follow-up is extensive, relying both on active participation of the volunteers through annual questionnaires and regular visits to the HSCs, and on passive methods through the regular linkage to health and socioeconomic national exhaustive databases.

The follow-up will be very extensive, relying both on active participation of the volunteers through annual questionnaires and regular visits to the HSCs, and on passive methods through the regular linkage to health and socioeconomic national exhaustive databases.

Regarding socioeconomic background, the UKCAT database records socioeconomic status using a simplified version of the socioeconomic classification system utilised by the National Office for Statistics, based on the National Statistics Socio-Economic Classification (NS-SEC) [ 13].

CI: Confidence interval; ICU: Intensive care unit; LOS: Length of stay; MICCDB: Manitoba integrated critical care database; SES: Socioeconomic status.