Sentence examples for subnational differences from inspiring English sources

They do not consider subnational differences in fertility, such as differences for specific ethnic or occupational groups, or rural-urban differences.

Prematurity, birth asphyxia and infections accounted for most neonatal deaths, but important subnational and regional differences were observed.

This paper highlights the importance of understanding subnational variations and differences in modern contraceptive use among sexually active adolescents in order to better address their needs.

There can be five different ways of codifying country and subnational administrative names; different agencies store data in different formats.

Subnational estimates better reflect differences inside the HIV epidemic within a country.

In this context, glocalization points to increasing transnational interactions among subnational entities from different countries and to contacts among subnational and supranational entities both generally circumventing the national level and undermining the gatekeeper position of national executives.

National prevalence estimates can conceal important differences in prevalence in subnational areas.

National prevalence can conceal important differences in prevalence in subnational areas [ 7].

Understanding the numbers and causes of neonatal deaths, as well as gender differences and national and subnational variation, is key to realising the Every Newborn Action Plan and post-Millennium Development Goals of a 'grand convergence' in health, with substantial reductions in neonatal and child mortality.

Inadequate sample size and a sampling design that was not representative at subnational areas prohibited the development of different models for different subnational areas.

What are strengths and weaknesses of different implementation models for subnational syndromic surveillance in Europe?