Sentence examples for urbanisation area from inspiring English sources

The most striking proportions were observed in adults of the high urbanisation area, which was 28.8% in 1991 and increased to 45.1% in 2011.

It is worth noting that the increase in daily cholesterol intake (112.1 mg/day) between 1991 and 2011 in adults from a low urbanisation area was considerable, which accounted for 109% of the intake level in 1991.

Although the smallest absolute and relative changes (71.2 mg/day and 29.5%, respectively) over the survey period were observed in adults living in a high urbanisation area, the daily cholesterol intake was highest in each survey year.

Interestingly, the quantity of cholesterol daily from beef and milks were most inappreciable in adults from a low urbanisation area across the survey years, while the most insignificant food source of cholesterol was milks in medium and high urbanisation areas across the survey years.

Poultry was a key source of daily cholesterol in 2011 in low, medium and high urbanisation areas, although it supplied lower cholesterol in 1991.

Diabetes prevalence differed across low, medium and high areas of urbanisation, with highest prevalence in highly urbanised areas (Table  2).

The OR of adopting MP was higher in people who lived in highly urbanised areas as compared with those living in areas with a low degree of urbanisation.

The total measure of urbanisation captures synergies among its components across low-, medium- and high-urbanisation levels, and we observed higher prevalence of diabetes in high- vs low-urbanised areas of China.

With ever increasing urbanisation, natural areas are becoming increasingly fragmented (Qureshi et al. 2014; Saunders et al. 1991; Hobbs and Yates 2003), creating ever more urban/wildland interfaces.

The stratification criteria for selection of participating midwifery practices, led to a representative sample of twenty practices regarding region (5 north, 6 east, 3 south, 6 west), practice type (2 dual and 18 group practices), and level of urbanisation (5 urban area, 6 rural area, 9 combination of urban and rural area).

We assumed that industry, the proportion of blue collar workers, age of the company, geographical region and grade of urbanisation of the area could all be related to the economic performance and to the expenditure of OHS.