Sentence examples for socioeconomic segment from inspiring English sources

Such vehicles have traditionally been the chief mode of urban transportation in Vietnam; the government is now phasing them out, and with their disappearance will go the livelihood of the drivers, who form a significant socioeconomic segment of Vietnam's population.

Most rural headache sufferers come from low socioeconomic segment and are less educated.

3) Rural sufferers of headache are from the lowest socioeconomic segment and are less educated and hence they lack the awareness.

There are a few relatively concentrated points of consumption, and pickup on the Internet is concentrating on those socioeconomic segments of the community".

From a commercial perspective, access to electronic payments mechanisms opens the possibility of businesses to reach a truly global scale – extending across geographies and all socioeconomic segments.

The objective of the study was to characterize the levels, determinants of exposure, and relationships between children personal exposures and ambient concentrations of multiple air pollutants amongst different socioeconomic segments of the population of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Exposure to media messages has increased in Taiwanese society, but health information is still not readily available for lower socioeconomic segments of the population.

Another issue is that despite state-mandated benefits resulting in changes to health plan policies for CRC screening, certain socioeconomic segments may still access these expanded benefits at disproportionately lower/higher rates vis-à-vis other groups.

Wealth being its strongest social driver and with ongoing economic growth of India, obesity is likely to increase rapidly in all the socioeconomic segments, unless acted on promptly, which should entail putting obesity into the national sociopolitical discourse and combating it through primordial population-based preventative actions.

Inner city women residing in high socioeconomic lifestyle segments who have high rates of prenatal diagnosis spend 20% more on specialist physician's fees when compared to those whose rates are average.

These immigrants originate from a region with a shared history of communism, yet diversity in individual and country-level characteristics may contribute to segmented socioeconomic adaptation of different groups.